... heart's content. In Whauphill the Whigs had no carriages ; but Mr Carmichael had borrowed a gig or two, and with these he made as imposing a display as he could. The horses were rather heavy, but not more so than the Whig candidate after hie own fashion ...

... been from home, they might have attended ; but, strange to say. all the con'latently absentee lairds in the shire, Tory and Whig, had transferred their pers. was and their influence to the ',erne of the conflict. They seldom came near the county in the ...

... was not a politician. Be was • Whig, in truth. He had been born • Whig, baptised a Whig, educated a Whig ; he said he • Whig ; and therefore he was a Whig. He had been inoculated with Whiggish sympathies, swore ...

... torliag.—lags« Madame BELLE COLE. (The celebrated Ann &a* Contralto). We think her nwequalled a ballad week/. Cowart,— .0 D. WHIG RAM, , TUE , DAY, IbTh JANVAIIV. IMO Bread Consort• Kim EMILY SPADA, Soprano ; Kr PHILIP NEWBURY, Tenor; Ki.s ISESEDYTH ELLIOTT ...

... dub with the unmeaning phrase National. Are we to have English Nationalism played off against Irish 1 It seems so. THE old Whigs and young Radicals have split asunder, and the chasm has grown wider between them. They stand how like cliffs that have been ...

... e a member of society as David Carmichael. He was everything that was bad. He was a convicted poacher. He was a Whig and the son of a Whig. He was the son of man who had done his utmost to ruin, and had succeeded in ruining, the candidature of such agora ...

... There may be more, but there are certainly two Edinburgh', and they are diverse, the one from the other. Cultured Edinburgh is Whig or Tory ; work-a-day Edinburgh is Radical. The former bad their day and improved it to their own advantage ; the latter have ...

... series of rude shocks has completely ainittwed the illusion. After a fashion, Radical lives and moves and has a being. It gets Whigs to cheer it and Tories to bless it. It is basked by throngs who have no earthly sympathy with its Radicalism, but a great deal ...

... : ion the.. I. *tab a lively of each orw.lvc dell s . of clwra-ter, and such brasier. abort /letting of of hrotti•h p. nth Whig, the the • .der and from de. gin ingreed. No re 1.111 , 111 with Whonpblll ls ham. 1 EA.S. (;ROC>ItIES Q PROVISIONS, ITA ...

... William Harcourt, in addressing a great Liberal meeting, charged Lord llartington with having brought about the suicide of the Whig party. Juuus Beisroiss was shot at Nottingham Station on Tuesday by a German who considered the Judge had not treated him fairly ...

... Macfarlane, let me see how it's to be done. Did you say, Mr Itl'Vicar, that you thou,tht the minister would lire off and rote Whig? Did you say that ? Yes, I said that. And old Bheuch Hole? Yi a. Then begat they'll do it. They're as dour IF Satan ...

... SCT of L+ekerh•e Toerdey, ett,sottot a largo amber of farmers sod herveeferr. The oereal crepe havlog rrp'dly awed of lets, Whig briek—mat reoolvt g 10. to f 4 10.; women, L 2 10, to L 3 52; sad Ida, a 1 150 to L 2 10s for the banal. board. PLEURO PNEUMONIA ...