... the Held for the various counties and of Scotland. Those names marked with an * are Conservatives, those with + are either Whigs or Radicals:— Seats. Candidates. Aberdeenshire..'. Hon. W. Gordon* Aberdeen City. ' (Mr George Thomson Argyllshire Sir Islay ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER BY A BOY. The Memphis (U.S.) Whig gives the particulars of an awful murder, committed by a boy some 11 or 12 years of age, near Augusta Ark, on the morning of the 9th ultimo. The name of the unfortunate ma n was Nathaniel Dandridge, who ...

... shown to the elections. We can hardly name the party in opposition this year, it was not made up of religious sccts, nor of Whigs or Tories. It was composed partly of what designated the Foreign Legion, most of whom belong to the Laingite party; and ...

... thirdly, we have the Whigs and Liberal Free Traders ; and, fourthly, the Peelites and Conservative Free Traders. This Free Trade phalanx may be mustered as follows:— Radical Reformers, 87 New members pledged to Reform, . 26 Liberals and Whigs 06 Peelites, . ...

... some times make his ‘dirty; but the really dirty fellow is he who does the dirty work because ¢ likes it, and all who know the Whig-T Shetlander must own when they ey Took at him that it is possible to be Kirkwall, April 12, 1852 ...

... pre- sent, or during several bygone sessions, Whe- ther the weakness of noble minds has so far un- settled that of the great Whig leader, or what- ever may have been the cause of the aberrations to which he has been subject since he threw down the reins ...

... their peculiar grievances and neglects upon the notice of the Go- vernment which he uniformly supported. Whether it was thatthe Whig Government considered that had iven Mr Anderson, in the mail contracts an equi- of ¢! Peninsulat and Oriental Company. valent ...

... uncomfortable position. have accounts from the United States to the 16th ult. General Winfield Scott, was supposed, would be the Whig candidate for the Presidency. ...

... resisted those who told the bishops to set their houses in order, says Henley —fact tells us actually ten Irish bishops. left the Whigs when they were talking about naughty secular education, says Henley, for that he couldn't without religion—why, says fact, ...

... Hast the subject of ooth grant. ie has pledged himself to oppose that grant. Mr M r takes up the same ground. The leading Whigs, on the contrary, desire to sink this question, as being calculated to produce mischief, and have suggested: Mr Layard, the ...

... matter what may be the appearances, I do not think that either of the men would be engaged in such dirty transaction. When the Whigs purchased Lord with the splendid appointment of the Governor- Generalship of India, they little thought that could bought back ...

... been one of much abnegation of personal views, and that an unusual flood >f patriotism lias swept away all party ties, as the Whig and Peelite organs for the last ten lays have been announcing to an admiring public as the case ; still, there will be an ebb ...