... MR PARKER'S PROMISES. ammilling like what Mr Pasatifind Weeds lave made of Ireland. The neat blessing of Whig rule is the Education Act And we make held to Fed that the eommuctery upon this partlealar Prier's Address made by 90 electors out of in Perthshire ...

... School Bowl for this district. Already speculation is rife an to who should he elected, and several named aro the principal Whig the Rev. W. Egg.; W. L Young, Esq. ; Mallia, Esq. ; Her. George Jacque; Aki. Mackintosh. Esq.; and the Ilex. \V. Milne. It ...

... era Mr rubes sm. The of repined tbs. remelt aenr Mr flumes Muirbes{ actuary of the log draw irk a mural. to Mr J M. Merriam WHIG rsoordal thefts of the We W. Troup. Murdoch or hell. Btirfi.y. f Mir . Babriar, the • eat t • meeting es Riley et the homey ...

... mnutry yew I led that whenever Tory principles—(l bate that tamed word Gowan retire ; it is • bratord altogether • Yore and Whig Um thing though ii.. Radicals hare become aliwrot as numerous the other two pet say that whenever Tory principles have bare ...

... Arbroath wound two owners, born the latter of which they eueoerded in putting the ball throne.. A dispute sow at poem, It Whig by oeveral of oboes Mackie nest the ball in with hie hand. That player, however ' maintained that be had headed it through ...

... whether he will consent to form a Government, but the Conscrmtives are of opinion that if he does he will be supported by many Whig.. tt the Reform Club them evening the chances of • Comervative Ministry were considered small, and it was generally believed ...

... celled forth aa intensity of Wing we are .at likely to see maim Ons short passage of the Dukes I. worth giving We hem a great of Whig principle. aad Tory sad sad Mo bat I canine I riat i rty of time, sad cannot maks to .y.. a ides of what nay of Man nu I that ...

... It to Bed voted tow, the Irak re sad Yoe, and the rest, down to Prereres, I and Gloater, bre made it. Hr your .1 New Whig Has he of Lowe Arra, which I only eared with titer earlier? A b er ft Mwwar. am are for tide for pe a party which the element ...

... vacant in Glasgow. As to politics, we shall hardly be suspected of being influenced by any favourable leanings towards the Rev. Whig. In frequently bestowing upon him, through theme «demon, that amount of criticism and condemnation which his sayings and dotage ...

... mid would west le pr Hai:: reed to at AM they triter pee Weser re rile 66 d rater e mu., meshed. they to i a shim did be • • Whig, who, herr row arm Pala the Me wile. • asst, au %Pm bets re mesh 4 1 metiug psi Wires reds Berme Or rid to •Mr tar told by ...

... experience available to the community. What the Burgh Reform Bill was missed, the aim of the Whig Administration— , for the original reformers were old Whigs to • man. was simply to all into existences host of barglial conetituencies to counterbalance ...

... face tbe swirl holm of the forces Asa that ahoy of repairs. (Laughter.) I will nut detain yoct huger; bat at • her go.- aDd Whig. as I Lord•Lieutenaat of Ude meaty I woo rely glad to have opportunity of this well-merited mark aspect to so distinguished ...