... equal to L 2500 a-yoar. Tho vacant barristership has been oonferrcd upon Mr Gibson, who some vears sat in Parliament as the Whig representative for the borough of Relfast. The lucrative office of Collector-General of Taxes, under the new Dublin Improvement ...

... to the particular occasion, it certainly was very appropriate to the general circumstances the country. He intimated to the Whigs the desirableness of proceeding the work of retrenchment and reform a little faster than the parliamentary train—or they ...

... marriage was born John Hay Mackenzie, who married Anne, third daughter of Sir James Gibson Craig, Bart., long at the head of the Whig interest in Scotland, and for many years the senior member of tho Society of Writers to the Signet. Of the marriage last mentioned ...

... the Scottish bar iii 1799, and through life was insistent supporter of the principles of Fox—in short, zealous constitutional Whig. Several years since, >n a vacancy in the Sheriffdom of Ross, Mr Jariline appointed under the administration of Lord Melxiurne ...