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... Lord Eglinton has accepted the invitation, and the banquet is to take place in the Music Hall am the 31st instant. -Northern W/hig. DacarasE OF PArUERrsu.-The Thuon Herall says:- 'Upwards of 500 of the inmates of this workhouse have vo- luntarily sought ...
... an ahbsilute and a Etrong mnrj Writs. Comunonictions were ga d t s have passed continualld between those gentlemen rind the Whigs, and the |ullejz(nrt1olwi vere, up t) noo, cilndInted lhroual the irter- vemittiri of a right hin. btaron, t, Sir Jamst Giraham ...
... contributed by Scotland to the revenue, it is an Outlay ne are welt entitled to. Singularly enough, every Governmentr, nhe ther Whig or Tory, when a grant is asked for any usefcl po. pose in Scotland, make a rule of refasing it; and if com- pelled to wake ...
... Liberal party must now look for the most effectual assistance, in con- junction with whatever remains available of the last Whig Administration. We may add that we have reason to believe that private communications have already taken place, by which the ...
... said it could have but one end,-disappointmpnt. The niere fact that, througb the divisions end growing unpopularity of the Whig Government, Lord Derby has slipped into power, malles no difference, in Mr Pusey's opinion, onL this point; and he re- reats ...
... declared for General Cass, and General Scott was the favourite of the Whigs in Oneida. It was currently re- ported that MIr Clay prefers Mr Fillmore to eithler Scott or Weebster as thet next Whig candidate for the Presidency, and that he had alid expressed his ...
... humiliating coaxing, doled out to us from the procecds of our own taxation. In pursulaince of a settled line ofppolice, on which Whig a'd Tory are alike agreed, to strip Scotland of every vestigeof aer separate nationaliiy, ttnd merge it in that of E'4ulaod) ...
... slr Cowan. lie was, there- fore, avowedly their e~mbe-r. 5ir WS' Gibson-Craig, wbole [lace was now to be supplied, was the Whig candidate. Bat the Lord Provost also belonged to the new Liberal section, and as they said nothing about Mr Cowan, the natural ...
... (Democrat) 8S32 104,205 152 ti Van Buren's (Democrat) . 1830 27,542 i G Harrison's (Whig) IS40 145 91 1 174 d Pol mcs (De rocrat) .. 54,14 6 C Talor's(Whig) .. .14 140,790 1536 a Pierce's (Democrat).. ..1S52 17s,200 r 260 C On the 3d inst ...
... latter gentleman shail second the motion for its introduction. Tim IRist BAR.-It is, ire find, in the contemvlation of the Whigs to strike a deadlyv low at the Irish Bar. It is proposed to transfer to the counL Courtrs a portion of the equity juris- diction ...
... Cuthhert Southey, well merited praise h to the one, and the gift of a church living to the other, came d from a Whig Review, and from a Whig Lord Chancellor, in acknowledgment of high literary genius ; while a bitter and a iiiscreditahle attack appeared ...
... variation-in fact, that thle Whig Cabinet is to be reconstructed is an idea that neither the North Bri tish Reviewer nor anyone else at all conversant with putlu affairs can entertain. 'The Reviewer admits the many clailts that the Whig party have on the nation ...