... MINNOCH AND MISS SMITH. A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes to that journal ns follows;—“ article appeared in your columns of the 11th hist., censuring, in very strong terms, the conduct of Mr Minnoch, during the late trial at Edinburgh. I therefore ...

... good House of Commons we can everything. Let unanimity, therefore prevail in seeking this great object. Let the old names of Whig and Tory be for ever buried in oblivion, and every difference of opinion discussed with moderation —Abridged from At Brechin ...

... losses, on both sides; bat the issue goes for the Government. The noticeable facts of the elections are the defeat of pure whigs and the success of the Irish Brigade. The Tenant League sustains a severe defeat in the county of Londonderry; and Mr Sharman ...

... ed. must‘.the measure of general prosperity be taken.— Johnson's Tour, A Roland for Oliver.—Lord Lumper, very aristocratic Whig, has thrust more than one of his stupid cousins into the stalls of our cathedrals, that is, made cannons of them, not great ...

... Edinburgh, at which seat of learning the Marquis ofLansdowne, Lord John Rnsseil, Lord Faimeraton, Lord Olenelg, and other eminent Whig politicians were educated, end were his contemporaries. Previous to his accession to the Earldom bod a seat the House of Commons ...

... Fergus, and Sir O. Montgomery. Of the absentees there were two Sooteh G. Dundas, Ministerialist (abroad,) and Captain Dalrymple. Whig. Three Liberal Members absent, from illness, were. Lord Palmerston, Mr Roebuck, and Mr J. L. Ricardo. Sir R. Peel was absent ...

... principles of the Whig party, it is scarcely probable that it would have exhibited so great lack of intellectual ability. Yet the fact cannot be disputed, that there are no rising disciples of the pure Whig school—we should rather say the Whig order. We not ...

... and the clearances towards a decrease of 30,000. Toe Difference between Radicals and Whigs.— Sir in the electors Stroml lasi week, said had been brought up a Whig, but was gradually verging Kadi cal ism. A slow, steady traveller, might overtaken a storm ...

... was at the time a saleable ofbee and had been fully paid fur lung ago, a. bairn;; been conferred open 1.04 d Murray when the Whigs tame in. Our own notice also had one error whit h we are desirous to correct. In the meeting which ha, proved to tw the tart ...

... morning. Mr Handysidc was called to the Scottish bar in 1822; for some time he filled the office of Deputc-Advocate under the Whig Government ; he was appointed Sheriff of Stirlingshire in 1810; and in 1833, on the accession of Lord Aberdeen to power, he ...

... stocks in hand are beginning to fear that the reduction, and hence their losses, will be great. Sewed Muslim. —The Northern Whig —This business, which some time ago olTordcii to many a hard-wrought young woman, and wus ofien the sole dependence of struggling ...

... memorable rent la the Church of Scotland] the Earl of Aberdeen was again called to occupy a place in Her Haieaty’i coancila. The Whigs had been thoroughly beaten the election of rote of want I of confidence them was carried by majority of I about ninety. Lord ...