... promoters have no mean ...

... af a Division willing to suppor that this resolution be Fg CENTRAL D EX-LORD PROVOST URE |! Ex-Lord Provost Ure, from the Whigs and Torie: informed them that on no forward as their ‘ully contested the ¢ and who had stood as.de now come forward. The n ...

... Norfolk has tar, - I his escutcheon, awl made himself, through Whig .fence, all ohject of pity to the Catholics, and of the COIIOIIIIO the heretics who have deceived •Ile had served the Whigs faithfully and well; had thew and their aer.ice to the dear ...

... The Whig Cabinet on taking offiou did not attempt to identify itself with the Free Soil party, though it adopted the most essential of its opinions in reference to tho nunadmission of slavery into the new territories. But as the object of the Whigs was ...

... face of this overmastering | The Whigs, when they deal with the blem, have jing whatever to offer in|, the shape of a solution. Wherever light}: and leading may be looked for, it is certainly | not to be found from the Whig leaders, who}, are strong in nothing ...

... THE bt RUSTED DL. ir.—The Urangewen, Whigs, and lukewarm Liberals had it all to themselves in the St Andrew's Hal! last night. The Duke of Argyll was in high feather, but his gushing words will have little effect on the vast majority of Sco ch- men. Argyll ...

... test three and the Whigs four of the divi- sions. Mr Corbett in Tradeston, and Mr Mitchell Henry in Blackfriars, will be the Tory: Whig candidates; but beyond this the coalition have been unable to agree. The Tories believe the Whigs are powerless to carry ...

... cannot be regarded otherwise than as being of the old Whig stamp. Milner Gibson and Charles Gilpin by themselves can give no assurance of a more en- larged or liberal policy than always characterised the Whig party. They will therefore come to the work of shaping ...

... “salvation” from political extinction under the Whig leadership. I never doubted that this the outcome of his association with the Unionists; and so he has had to swallow all his last autumn’ s i of the Whig chief, and to settle down as one of his lieutenants ...

... the Home Government had offered Natal the choice between self-government and annexation to Cape Colony. IE WHIGS ON THRE BOAD Now that the Whigs are at last fairly on/| the road to their natural home, the Tory camp, and that Mr Goschen, a “Liberal Unionist ...

... ce ee DR on be chan, tanta le OS ST ee m the columns of the Northern Whig:-— n cur local trade there bas been little or nothing doing poem te ia every respect to have been kept as a be neh tam our last repert, as ofthe greater partion of the pant week ...

... • of it hod bre boot .fwdrd is eft& • r true eetwolf of pima or le rth err: rid if • bar • roe spire worm wh. rd. then re a Whig elm The lire or • ...