... Sheriffs would take ! the post. Mr Mackintosh, in all probability, will be elected Dean of Faculty, and from his Church and Whig ish proclivities would not care to ally himself with the present Administration. Mr Comrie Thom- son and Mr Brand have only ...

... factiousnesshad made inevitable, n but for the good faith of the Ministry. The great T .s indignation movement on the part of the Whig Peers sit was a last resource to save their party, and the ri Boundary Bill from a disaster, which nothing but the s1 h hottest ...

... among about Atonse amongthe Pa- the Papists they used to hne pists,andaywhenronyo'theni fowk that didna do as they turned Whigs they evere put did all' believe as they be- oti a four nuseked thing, like hieved. Sac ei' a laug white a yarn weiole blades ...

... the sober-minded part of the nation. It is the tail ruling, not the head. It is the work of agitation,-the desire of the Whigs to steal a march on their rivals,-the effort of low men in favour of their own sordid interests; not the result of mature wisdom ...

... or exculpation of Mr O'Brien's conduct, a letter said to have been ad- dressed to' him, by an official connected with the Whig Government, during the struggle for the Reform Bill in 1831, exhorting him to march up to London at the head of 50,000 men ...

... foot of Ilttoid St cut, toill ot hfiC haud of 6hiprow, M,. W Oooit.0, tlo t'oovuoorof tho Watchintog Cotmoittro, proiutkod tO Whig the tootler oolrndl the noltce Of opliltin 1311thoelo Of tbeo 1'loo. Voictiei othur tottirs woro referred to dilloerolt Co ...

... the entry fromn proprietor to l tenant. The result was, that the Conservative agent suc- E ceeded in 13 oases, and that the Whig agent succeeded in sustaining 5 of the Sheriff's decisions.-For the former, Mr Coutts, Banff, appeared, and for the latter ...

... icaetbn to the pzursuer, to the hanot or the like effect, to hiii loss, iijaiuty and damnage. Damag~es laid dt £f1000. Bir W~hig ham openeid the case fhtor sh&prcsuer, and csilld hii woit- nests;3 Mr 1iqtherfqrI~addr~gitd the Jui'y foi« Mr Ciuitli, the ...

... retrieve the re- putation of t~heirfparty, and revive the fortunes of Englanid. hing we so little associate with the idea of a Whig as a veritable surplus. A preslige of perpetual in- solvency is to be overcomze; and till the promisedsaving of £2,300,000 ...

... also that by the amicable arrangement which Ld has lately prevailed in Edinburgh Mr Cowan's place as y representative of the Whig section of the constituency 1 is should in that case be filled by Sir Thomas Boyd, the t ly Lord Provost; or by Mr. George ...

... them would order Mr Smith to do with the wretched Commons? Whocould tellwhat extraordinarymeasures of class legislation the Whig organs in their dotage would faccepti 'rheo state of matters was simply this, that they beheld the last desperate clutch on ...

... divided the Liberal party to an extent which portends new trouble for the Government. In a vain endeavour to conciliate his Whig followers Mr Gladstone has caused a new clause to be added to the bill, which excludes tenants who have neglected to avail ...