... Greek is to meet Greek. The Whig; Liberals will have the assistance the Tori*is, and the Radical Liberals will have to brace th* mselves for desperate struggle against such alliance. will Tories and Tories will help Whigs, and with their money, their ...

... t to* toike For wli;o*a bem» ' them? L-i VVh »o ...

... this—that though there are many parties the warpath striving for »uprimacy, there are hut too path* before the nation. The Whig, Tory, and Viator Loyalist parties in. lie » to take one toad ; and since tho Radical malcontents , decided link kbasc present ...

... and binds together. The dun stag and hinds together. Up the gap they swiftly scour'd. While 1 Vp them from the heather. The Whigs forbid bear arms— With laws they’d aye tvther— I kept the Spanh-h for sport; day it failed the heather. I loaded early morn ...

... that. For that, an’ a’ that. Hla grand prutenee an’ a that. The era o’ enmavn-wmae can ace The cloven loot for a* that. The Whig* may gloom, the Toriea rail. An’ lee'an’forg*, en’ a’ that. Their dirty trick* not av ail ; Well Pal for that a* that, an’ ...

... the steerage. and %NM* tie *se whew the Wee wee Nowa sip direngh the haedtway. was • eat foot. The emeidha extremely v Ike Whig dwiroyed except oodles et adpssju On• dais survivors is.. that wee so d that Alton* le nit • my* adusuo. le it was • gun bed ...

... unprejudiced minds that entries like these, and cases individual signing ten or twenty times wa» a device the Tories and Whigs who employed tools and spies to perform such abominable act* in order t*» destroy the validity of the petition. The great gathering ...

... bat not the ghwics, ancient Home and Carthage mifnin# .till peeven* euob pwailulitis* it is the duty of every tro* Bnloo, he Whig Tory, to rise ap sgaios* all Anarchist bocii-ti** and demand their iiwtant abolition. Alexander Sharp. Edinburgh, after describing ...

... supporters were too scrupulous to have recourse such tactics. Kintoro and lortruria are inland place*, which the Earl Kintore, a Whig noble, lias much influeuce ; hut opinion in Inverurie is much divided, possibly, because Lord Kintore's eldest son, l.ord Inverurie ...

... suggestion fioju the enemies of popular liberty made through the medium of ruffianly spies who were employed and I*ayed To*y and Whig Kohl for the purpose of bringing dire destruction and shame on the rharti't cause. During tbs afternoon the November largo ...

... there la no work to do! There are hundrela walking the costar, new employ:lieut. I we. Is Adelsale • short time ago and sac eta:Whig at weruer between 20 aud 30 of my shipinutes Idl, coull get no work, and looking very eeedy frog) what they were when first ...

... Scotland, the same measure of reform will be meted out. The exact knowledge of these facts should save the Tories and a few Whigs from the lingering deceptions and hopes which have unfitted them for the efficient discharge of their duties as critics and ...