... the official Whig lawyers, and thus to help in making the legislation for Scotland of character somewhat different from that purely official Whig type of which we have rather too many specimens already. We think it likely that the new Whig Liberal Scotch ...

... conspicuous merit to whom the appointment might be offered, so that, as the Conservative Lord Mure owed his elevation to the Whigs, there possibility that the same party may be disposed at once to do a graceful thing, and get rid of a formidable opponent ...

... forward by the official Whig' lawyers, and thus to help in making, the legislation for Scotland character different from that pur'ely' official Whig type of Which have rather too many specimens alrac Wo think it likely that the new Whig- Liberal Scotch members ...

... effects the late accident as to have been able to be removed Lochinch Castle, on Saturday. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Nicholson, of Balrath, who was tired in his Carriage some days since, when his coachman and female relative were ...

... If the Government command the of The day bas gone country, the must show thi name was by when the shadow of » mi Liberal or Whig, vied with other in and Tory, ebain of Yea, the master- minds tbat bave arisen at different steges of grees with have detected ...

... irrational and iMMneiaVCntfc. TllR Fifeahice Jourwit ia neb the Whigs, who trusthave made a prohab1p,Wfll think twice l«efurt ...

... echoed from Edinburgh that the Whigs, who by’abnae of trust have made a Secretaryship for Scotland probable, will think twice before giving the post to Mr W. E. Baxter, the conceited prig who represents Montrose. What the Whigs call their natural instinct” ...

... necessarily scanty, as the newspapers give but a smallidea of the matter. Cornelius O'Dowd is very good this raonth. A Great Whig Journalist, who is Daniel Defoe, is admirably sketched, it may be by the same pen which so graphically sketched the famous ...

... Society, is to be a candidate, elected by the Labour Representation League. He is be put forward without reference to the Whig or Conservative interests, and if any cry be raised about dividing the Liberal interest and letting in the Tory, such cry will ...

... of conspicuous merit whom the appointment might be offered, that, as the Conservative Lord More owed his elevation to the Whigs, there is a possibility that the same party may be disposed at once to do a graceful thing, and get rid of a formidable opponent ...

... CORNELIUS O'DOWD. . Forfeiting Paradise.—Persa.no. Light Business Requiring no Capital.—Studying the Land Question. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST. CHARLES READL'S NOVELS. W. BIiCKWOOD & SONS, Edinburgh and London. THE EDINBURGH COURANT, Established 1718, (One ...

... new man in the background. It was thought that this was but piece of old Whiggery—though Lord Palmerstox was not much of a Whig—in which the aim was to silei.e* talkative and dangerous Radicals bestowing upon them a small place, while the old exclusiveness ...