... the Scotch Burghs have now concluded; and a pretty accurate estimate of individuals returned may be formed. In Edinburg, the Whigs and Radicals have been successful—in Glasgow the Liberals have been particularly triumphant—in Dundee, the Revolutionists have ...

... o tiraUro attO eorreepontiento. We cordially thank T. T. our first correspondent ; he has certainly orovtd the Wigs (Whigs) to be Consrrvatives tf the Crown ; bat our present space compels us to hint to our hied that b , petty is the out of wit. We ...

... supporter of the Whigs is a question of no moment. The Church is to be shorn of its wealth and privileges au establishment, and therefore of its independeritie; in that state it will be either made subservient to the perpetuation of Whig: power, or it will ...

... banding soldiers who he knew would not fight w ho can doubt that the Belgians are very well kin TURKEY AND GREECE.—The effects of Whig poll East Are developing themselves with powerful re e new King of lereece, Tor whose establishme.r. we , . w certainly have ...

... in the field. What does this say for Whig . popularity ? They were so pressed that had the least exertion been made by their opponents previous to the election they must have been beaten. The bribery which a Whig may practise with impunity, but which ...

... by the Whigs to their insatiable thirst for party domination? What but that before the Moloch of Whig ambition the very principles of those institutions will be offered up rather than the idol be left unserved What, in short, but that if the Whigs be not ...

... of them what were his political principles, his answer was— If I know the. definition of an old Whig, 1 am of that principle; I am not a Frenchified Whig—l abhor their principles. EXTENSIVE CHARITABLE BEQUESTS. The late Joseph Gawen, Esq., a member of ...

... Co licariero anti eorreopontrento. The contributions of a Deal Whig will be always acceptable, come in what guise they may. We have to regret that our Hastings correspondence arriving at the time of our going to press, compels us to delay it until next ...

... pecuniary and in a moral point of view. WE cannot conceive any situation more painfully embarrassing than that in which our present Whig rulers are placed. In spite of all their protestations and exertions to the contrary, patronage will insinuate itself upon ...

... Radical, a double-pledged Radical, an astute Radical, a rational Radical, a Whiggish Radical ; a Whig, a pledging Whig, a Toryish Whig, an economising Whig; a reforming Tory, a soi-disant Tory, and a no Politician. Not content with this minute survey ...

... hopes upon the success of his cause,—and that his situation is truly deplorable, the accounts which have been published by the Whig press, prove so plainly as already to have frightened all good Constitutionalists in this land of reform. What will the ...

... to 1 Shelalab Very thin attendance in consequence of the bad state of the weather, and no betting.—The Oaks as before. The Whig Master ofthe Hounds (Earl of Lichfield) is carrying his practice under the Game Laws to an extent, in oppression and severity ...