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... editor of the Scotsman, as we think it will be acknowledged all sides that It is to bis hard work and hard fighting that the Whig party Scotland ■ owes much of its success and prominent position. Betides the mere personal gratification it must afford the ...
... reason to believe that an opening to the rank of Solicitor-General would then await Mr Young. Certainly there is no man the Whig side the bar who can prefer equal claims of talent, position, and influence. In the discharge of his duties Sheriff of Inverness ...
... proportionably bad. The disgraceful scenes enacted on that occasion are not, we fear, wholly chargeable to the tory” party. The whigs have shared in the discreditable work, and combined they have thrown back the dial of Reform by many degrees. A more deplorable ...
... captain one flio stationed la the Ply mouth garmon. DePARTt'BK Mawx> pob Acwbaua.— The feat soiling ship. Mam. Po»o. FoAe*. -dor, whig, tea mwfe l f between England and AnrtraHa, outriTMlmg«teM»OT as well m all competing sailing ▼emels, her oepmruiehenoefor ...
... such, their discussion lb altogether beyond oar province. The decided in Mr Cowan’s favour partly the support of the moderate Whigs, but chiefly by the votes of the Conservative members of the Established Church. The consciousness of this fact may probably ...
... — Alhenaum. Tiif. Cabinet.—Tiro war having been prosecuted to an end, the Cabinet the position being without a policy. not Whig, or Tory, Liberal. takes neither name nor colour from its measures. simply Lord Cabinet; and whenever it attempts carry out ...
... Oppontion, or whether there may be only looming in the distance a continuance of the financial and Free-trade policy of the Whig administration, which he and his colleagues so adroitly purloined and appropriated to their own uses the last Session of Parliament ...
... inclined to think that the insertion of such coarse, calumnious, and even libellous epistles, ns are tho productions of Old Whig. and Elector,” are much more likely lower the character of our contemporary in the estimation of the public than any real ...
... and compulsory aerviee is to be the exception, an alteration, we should think every way preferable. The whole conduct of the Whig party, from beginning to end of the debate, was one of unmitigated faction. On the second reading, it not the details, but ...
... there on the 21st ult., after severe illness of some months’ daratian. Death of ax Aqed Printer and Publisher.— The Northern Whig records the death of the oldest member of the printing and publishing trade of Belfast —Mr Joseph Smyth—in eighty fourth year ...
... Binteel, 1:1 , 1 4 1 B. knenving, as we do, that he 3, NI. : liritigc,• A. kubertdoci, L. 3 63 • Paelieuenii tie,' up to the Whig Garen. J. Risttoul, 2tB 47 pany who hate always fast D 11 . Po.lock, 17 Lt. Arnetrong, 102 1251 • 1.. rnise, bet %low to ...
... ribands now quietly reposing in the drawer of the haberdasher of the borough shall soon flaunt the breasts of Tory, Conservative, Whig, Radical, and Free-trader. The band tunes up its braying horns and shrill clarionets, the double-drum is braced anew, and ...