... held prominent], Standard is anzious to}, r| point out that tet fx not ot all what tives should look vather the time when the Whigs will come aver! ¢ Elio them ai masse. That te ep event which ts not! 7 the Marquis of!) at all likely to happen se Youd the ...

... 415 Argyle U6, of Rebestesn St.) leors. in the army, and some snug Drecoveny hale to) th for naval officers, ‘et oxthodex Whig or Tey or wpite to tts ‘the| riends at Court are regular of officess whe It makes a8 ind never suffer making the career of ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE EASTERN The current number of the Bdindurgh published on Saturday, an article on “Turkey and Russia,” which is well worth per- usal, not only for its intrinsic merits, but as a statement of the views held by the important section of ...

... daily obituary. This is the second time within the present gene- ration that the heirof thetitlesand vast estates of the great Whig family of Fitzwilliam has been cut down in the full vigour of manhood. The house of Fitzwilliam, of which Lord Milton was the ...

... In the face of the great Libe: = party, it goes for the bankrupt of B The article is probably the work of | whigged wag: He wants a whigging. If t sort of thing is to be tolerated, the great WI of Review will be unworthy of itsname. We mig | call it ...

... Marquis'a iiletter implies or imagines a certi ere1si Id of subordination on Major O~German's part Icdot Li to the l1eader of the Whigs. he considers in I asit just as well to advise the noble 'Marquis to reli beiabstain in future from trespassing on the un- ...

... Kilmarnock was the scene of The Ordination. The twa herds, and his intimate friends, Tam Samson and Goodie, the terror of the Whigs, were of Kilmarnock. It was peculiarly appropriate that there should be a monument to the memory of the poet in this town, ...

... irresolute Or illiterate voter. . . . Whatever h maybe the- differences between political parties ci in England, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, fi all entertain t dislike of ecclesiastical domina- v t~en. Unfortunately, in Ireland, no politician c of any ...

... the real leader of Libera) opinion in the country must be looked for elsewhere. A glorious opportunity is now offered to the Whig section of the Liberal party to undo much of the mischief created by the intermeddling foreign policy which they have encouraged ...

... office. What the present Premier said of Sir Robert Peel may with much greater trath be said of himself, that he canght the Whigs bathing and stole their clothes. Sir Jas. Fergusson a remark of the late quotes with Lord Lytton, that “there is nothing in ...

... that title may of the statesman or - ts tit A now two froth of is not += or the pong te at 30 has it is to.com- attention of Whig Soaks be pat church rates, for of the in the question? What of which have 80 much tea, with curred ? te go ont they shali come ...

... lRFE SOUJTHI COLYTRY HUNT Mr!TEmmsk. XVedt Prudeo. n .e-,C 1.15 The gromnd is in gool going urcici, n i. a; t '11. The foll e whig non aracs on1 rhe op,, or .1 ,. -. Daio-ling -Ruiainnaes Plebeian, }'cgr. iti .7, ?? - .Artilleer lsne- Hi-ac, Poluira. ella ...