... ANCHOR' LINE . 1 .~ UNITED lITATZS MALL STEAMERS. GLASGOW TO NEW YORK. The Stamm of nredeooolebod from for New EVERY SATURDAY, (Whig at Momis, Lovas FOTIA to Embark FARES: SALOON Caws, £1313a, £1414., sod £l6 16a. INTERMEDIATE, £7 7.. 5 5.. Intermediate and ...

... ery nate, and all impariiable. The tenants is tle feeling the crest ale niece of haring a Rood road bete, and the road not Whig • statute labour road, thnsah greatly frequented, den-mm.l to take aetiiis Its immediate imptonmest. Amordingly, us Monday ...

... us If the Reform Bill does not par, and if any of Mr measures are mutilated, blame the half-hearted Liberals, and the old Whigs, who sit behind Lord and carp and grumble at every sound measure of Reform. Too many of the Scotch M. P.. are men of this stamp' ...

... this infallible Mittel Wind to orb and the mime AND S(1 T. to boom totted. 1. Pi Lw~6M,Lwt A 9 pet, Leedom • nweigie gig. /Whig Peg et 11., f,.. ger hag 11 &sr ...

... of Owen Futon. nay. —A H. bold on Bev. Woth t.. t h 1 Mr Taylor tht, Rev. region lb. Ootomittr, appoulud AM Wry stns. Ono Whig teasel! add. by their &Mow A did sot tba word a Groot. *1 be . dot Mr b. -Mead lb. kb Is as him tam alb awl lb. aro maws& by ...

... unable to contend. INVERARITY.—Dastu or Ida Roseau Gmaio.— We regret to record the death or Mr Robert Gleig. black. said,. Whig Street. who died the 13th inst.. at the age of sisty.four. Mr was upwards or thirty•Swe year. Mackmuith to thin place and was ...

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... his censure, which wee to he expected from the too strong charges thrown at the Whigs by Mr Baxter. This no doubt awakened the ire of the leading Scotch journal, whose Whig leanings are well known ; but at the same time Mr Baxter furnished it with its ...

... exaltation. In these hard times, a couple of extra thousands per annum are not, as Cockneys say, to Ds sneezed at. That the Whigs would he glad to shelve his Lordship at any price there can he little doubt. He is a thorn in their side ; and, unless full ...

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... no other man living in a position to take power in whom England has the slightest I confidence. As for the Leader of the Whigs, bankrupt in reputation, and a wreck in constitution ; unequal to his position ; unnerved by the daily increasing difficulties ...

... forward by the Whigs in 1841, and on account of which the gentlemen who sign the requisition treated that Ministry almost as traitors to their Queen and country. The Protectionists of this county, in setting up the standard of the Whig Corn Law of 1841 ...