... old Councils were unsunned snow” compared with their reformed successors. Edinburgh Evening Post. Reaction in Scotland. —The Whig-Radicals, in their daydreams, says the Edinburgh Evening Post, confidently assert that, in the event of a general election ...

... votes given for Whig candidates. It is worthy of remark, that at all the elections, wherever there was an equality of votes, the assessor invariably decided in favour of the Whig or Radical candida'es. At Ipswich, recently the scene of Whig-Radical agitation ...

... members who are very vaguely, and in a vast number of instances very incorrectly, designated Peebles,” should go over to the Whig side in body. By a statement in the Morning Ckronicle, see that Liberal organ calculates the strength of the several parlies ...

... doings except on general grounds. Politically, and in a party sense, his task in the Whig interest will be worse than thrown away. The alliance between Mr. Bright and the Whig leaders is disliked by the bulk of the Liberals ; and the declarations from Liberal ...

... time pant, Wednesday sctz ...

... successfully claimed the ancient barony of Camoys, created in 1264, and was called to tbe House of Lords in 1839. He was a staunch Whig, and his grandson, tbe present peer, was a Lord-in- Waiting in Mr. Gladstone's last Govern- ment. Edmund, Archbishop Stonor ...

... LUDLOW ELECTION COMMITTEE The petition against the return of Mr. Alcock, the Whig-Radical member for Ludlow, has been successful, inasmuch as the counsel for that gentleman formally abandoned the seat in his behalf before the committee on Monday, the ...

... Mr. Leader succeeded. They most follow bis example. They will never be allowed to do as the Whigs have done. They have not gained the position which the Whig* once held and so often abused. They are not chosen and adopted us object* of the people's confidence ...

... classes in our Eastern territories ; and it was a lamentable specimen of party chance when be was succeeded by that most Whig of all Whigs, Sir Charles Wood. The country, therefore, instinctively puts faith in all of the Stanley race. In the father we have ...

... given for the Conservative candidate, ex- Provost Kirk, and only seven favour of bis Whig-Radical opponent, Provost Bruce. Th* Whig-Radicals or Roxburcshirk. —The Whig* have at length found out that Capt. Elliot is not the man to lead a forlorn hope. They ...

... the doings of the Whig administration, during the past few years. The meddle and muddle policy L—>__ Ru6Bell has got the country into innumerable scrapes, and if it was at all likely that we should be again placed at the mercy of Whig statesmen, we should ...

... be disloyal. J his is the Globe's reasoning, and, the Globe being a Whig, the reasoning is not so bad after all for \\ big exclusion from office has ever been synchronous with Whig attempts degrade the Sovereign and betray the country. But let come to ...