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... Church—The result of the Selkirk Registration Court still leaves the return of a Member for that County in the hands of the Whigs The Bakerc&t Edinburgh announced, the 12th instant, their hitention of raising the price of the 41b. loaf to 7d.; second quality ...
... Kent. at Sir W. Moleswor th declines again standing for East Cornwall. In his address to his constituency, he states that the Whig gentry of that county have become lukewarm to him On account of his supporting a reform in the House of Lords, and that he ...
... ami not confine ourselves the words. Klnross-shire, the Registration Court closed on the 13th inst.; there were admitted the Whig interest 18, and on the Conservative The Rev. Mr. Bruce has been appointed to the vacant charge in St. Andrew's Chnrcb. animated ...
... which continued for several minutes.) The next toast was that of Lord Francis Egerton, and the Conservatl ves England,—Air, Whig and Tory all agree, which was proposed Capt. David In an able speech. Mr Raimes, the only English Gentleman present, returned ...
... !!! I am. he. Old Whig. Wick, October, 18JT,. (We maeh fear that then U too much troth ta ehst oar pondent nut The ratting mania don not appear to be coo* fined to the of alone, but has extended to the and would adrtea An Old Whig' to addu> Mr peraonalljr ...
... truly arfiflfio.'ica/acL—Ed.J TO THE EDITOR. MR. LOCH AND THE NORTHERN BURGHS. Sir. observe by your last paper, that 11 An Old Whig thinks he has been making a notable dlsc '-ery. He must see very short distance before him, or he would have known somethings ...
... lreiand, we re- gret to say, has stopped payment; the number of its hotes i circulation, it is said, amount ty —By the Northern Whig of the we ob- serve that mit is yet uucus ia the counties of Mayo and Galway, the state of the potawe crop creaies serious ...
... defraying all expenses—A public dinner is to be given at Newtonards to that patriotic representative, Mr S Crawford. The Belfast Whig says, 44 that from the object of the entertainn ent the arrangements which are in progress, and the* feeling that exists among ...
... Radicals sustained most signal defeat, votes heing jjiven for the Conservative Candidate Ex-Provost Kirk, and onlv 7 favour of his Whig Radical oppovient Provost Bruce.** ow really it the H'ick correspondent the Inverness Herald, continues to make such gross ...
... —Mr Ward will, it is said, come forward for Newcastle at the first vacaney.—Mr will t re a candidate for Bre- conshire on the Whig interest.—Mr Morris, a liberal. comes forward for Carmarthen.—Mr W. O. Stanley, a Reformer, is sure of his return for Anglesea ...
... on this question, desirable other in which his valuable 8s well services can available, displayed the dee p interest w; ith whig, views the prosperity of the place, and the we the constituency whom he 80 ably represen, ManuFracturEs.—We were led to n some ...
... of cess of crystallization by means of his teries, and that he has made disco thrown quite a new light upon scie nce. veri Whig ago he prepared a silicious fluid for the Some crystallization. He heated a fj Dt tog and then plunged it in water silex, thus ...