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... that if they were now advertise for a pure thoroughbred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern jrotentates, having no issue of their ...
... (From the Globe—Whig.) It is of course impUMible to please everybody, and everybody can find some cause for di*api>--i»ument in die present arrangement. Om- •ot.rnmg rontempurary »niir.ir- «« »»me degree of mortilication on bchall Mr Strutt,—a feeling ...
... loti Whig an’ Tory a' ordinary hitowat wa- manifeHod, and tin harm coy; tliat existed-nmoug all claves liadtiiv ui7e ...
... They hare the precedent of their predecessor ; for, antil this Session no Whig Oovernment since Lord AUborpc'a time has seriously t with it, and Mr Gla.lstune, until suited bis purpose this yetr to take it up, has repeatedly spoken and roted in silence ...
... BE LET IN MACDUFF, 23, Buchan X ROOM and CLOSET and WHIG HTS’ SHOP.—Apply Hr Ircram, these, to Tiiof. Cbrutik, Mnmhllagyiola. Fotdyee. . lO Lei. an Old Established Shop and Hake House, with DweHiac House.— Apply to Miss Dey. CannaUte Btreat. Banff. BALE ...
... ANTED immetliHtely. JOURVFYMKX MTM.- ▼ v WHIG (ITS. and Good Hands —Apply to James Brow*. Millwright, ArdmealUe. by AbercGirder ...
... Whig nurse*, or lorn the •trug.. \V iih llio ctiiuinly ol seem! s ...
... The Norther* Whig reports a serious accident to Lord Mss»creße and Ferrard Antrim Cattle, where he waa engaged in tying opt tree stake, when gave way. and he was precipitated to the ground on some rough stones, and so injured about the spine that no hopes ...
... FOR Sale. Polled Cow CAIBNIE LASS 6271, I years oil; Whig 1807. dam Mafrgie. by Macduff 593; time about 27th. If not sold privately, shown at Keith Anction Mart on 27th.—Ja9. WILKIE, Hillside, Cnirnie, Kt ith. ...
... while the Whigs had been rapidly d'cliniiur, until la-t they had come nn insignificant minority of the Liberal party. In the course of some further the decline of the Whigs, Horsman observed that it hud l>een a common remark, that the old Whig had hied ...
... Chairman were a Whig. Both (Wilson and Robertson) were Tories, eimply because. Jeffrey excepted, no Whig could found who was adapted to the office. The Solicitor laid strict tojunctions Napier not to go if a Whig were not in office. No Whig was. ami stayed ...
... less from necessity than from the liberal spirit of his mind, that be raised successively six Whig lawyers of emineuce to that important position. As the Whig advocates had the business and tho talent, they were * led, perhaps unavoidably, to form too ...