... politician without ocfic. The Dutke anti the ultra TFuries rejeiceul at bavirig got rid of uncongenial celleagiies ; thee Whigs rejoiced as what they deeciaed Cle fitting~( punitishnacst of thel, Canaingites for limviug tisrowis theme (time Whjigef over ...

... beauti. fully faithful. (So writes Lockhart, in, 1828,) , Burns often strolled about the streets of Edin- burgh dressed in The Whig, or, as itwas then styled, TheFox Livery. Iencloseyouan copy to look at-(the entire dress was made in Ediu. burgh)-which ...

... openly avowed by Dean.Stanley, with the approval of a large number f of politicians on all sides of the Honse of Commons' -Whig, Tory, and Radical-the doctrine that they Would male the Established Church ?? ark for fish and fowl, clean 'and unclean, from ...

... Goveremaent to be b able to sacrifice Lortd Palmerston without comn- i mitting, itself to any direct step of its own. T f he Whig Cabinet accordingly remained on friendly terms with the embry Emperor ; it even I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I i I i ...

... the country a service in his recent letters on the embodiment of a militia force of 100,000 men, In this proposal the veteran Whig leader does two things-he suggests a bold,practical measure, andhedeclares a polioy. The policy comprehended in his plan is ...

... inferior aolil-lal l' ?? i- i tel'Y 'ut si2he iS the superior ?? thi e Ever, husband, therefore, duly resigfl ?? le.i 1q , sea whig of a1 fowl, uiilei- os prI., t ! hie tS let Iinx at least AiVe her the r i.eae o leg. ...

... need to accommodate some veteran Whig Peer, or some aspiring member of a great family. It is ex- 3 perienced only when the claims of statesmen of the middle class, belonging to that section of the party from which Whigs and Peelites have bor- rowed the ...

... the same time for the dignity of Groat Britain, thau this hybrid Mtinistry, the issuie of an alliance between thedoctrinairo W~higs and the ManchesterSchool, d with wbich polities have never risen above the a interests of the ehop. As soon as Parliament ...

... forward, with Mr Bathgate, to the better time coming, when, in con- nection with the University of Glasgow, there will C not be Whig' or Tory, but a celestial perfection y of consummated Radicalism. (Laughter and ap- fl plause.) The CHAIRMAN, in afterward ...

... great Liberal party, Lancashire would be true to her former character. If Mr Gladstone recruited his ranks from the worn-out Whig party or the aristocracy it wouild be found to be a great mistake. They were met that even- ing to express their confidence; ...

... when arrangements were made for e a public meeting, which is to be addressed byK - MissiB Tayleur, Belmont, Stranraer, Miss W~hig- ham, E£dinburgh, and others,-, C PARTICrC.-Popular Leetut-e.-The seventh of I the present season's course of lectures was ...

... petitioning. Let it call on the public, everywhere, to refuse their votes to every candidate ;for a seat in Parliament-be he' Tory .Whig, 'or Radical-who does not pledge himself to oppose these Act to the ntmost.. Above all, let the axe be laid to the root of ...