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... STATIONS-21s. 7. PROFESSOR PIRRIE'S (Mariscbal College) PRINCIpL- AND PRACTICE OF SURGERY-21s. 8. ROEBUCK'S HISTORY OF THE WHIG MINISTRY o 1830. 2 Vols.-28s. 9. CAIRD'S ENGLISH AGRICULTURE in 185l-14s. D. W. & Son's Public Library will be found to contain ...
... following are tile latest Additions to the CLUB e t3 LORD COCKBIURN'S LIFE OF LORD JEFFREY. 2 vols. e ROEBUCK'S HISTORY OF TIHE WHIG MINISTRY OF 1830. 2 vols. I ALBEM;ARLE'S MEMOIRS OF THIE MARQUIS OF e ROCKINGHAM'S ADMINISTRATION. 2 vols. t. BANCEOFT'S HISTORlY ...
... following are the latest Additions to the CLUB:- T LORD COCKh URN'S LIFE OF LORD JEFFREY. 2 vols.. R1)lB131('!CK'S HISTORY OF TIlE WHIG MINISTRY OF 18,30. 2 vole.. ALB1`MAIRLE'S MEMOIRS OF THE MARQUIS OF , ROC'IINGH-IAM'S ADiI: IN I ST'RATION. 2 vols. BANCIIOFT'S ...
... he were called on again, he would be ready to form another Government, and he was not ashamed to say that it would not be a Whig Government, but one upon a “ much wider basis.” But he (Lord Derby) went to the coun- Ii he laid down the try—he would not ...
... had declared for General Cass, and Ge Scott was the favourite of the Whigs in Oneida. vorted that Mr Clay fers Mr Fillmore to either Scott or It was currently re- Vebster as the next Whig candidate for the Presidenc > and erence of Cass as the candi- date ...
... by the Whig Lord Advocate Mr Monereiff was identical in principle with the views he hod urged at the Re- form meeting two months previously. it, therefore, he held extreme views, these extreme views were also held unanimous- ly by the late Whig Cabinet ...
... passengers and a small quantity of specie for | Havre. ‘The principal political news of by this arrival are the full details of the Whig National Convention, which | was in session. At Baltimore 31 ballotings had been held up to the time of the steamer’s sailing ...
... HTSTORY-MR. RODEBUCK AED MISS MARTINEAU. VII. LADY THERESA LEWIS' CLARENDON GAL- LERY. VIII. LORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS OF THE WHIG PARTY.' a POSTSCRIPT-THE GENERAL ELECTION. r London John Murray, Albemarle Street. EdIibmugh: I. Oliver & Boyd. SLIGHTLY ...
... that whie has brought comfort to the poorest of the land, and t all classes. It was in 1841 that that great battle began. th Whig party at first did net take that com te step they afterwards took in this matter, bot it was in is41 that Lord John Russell ...
... 31155 AIAH ItTI NAll. 3 1 L It)' Il'IV. :IESA. LBIIIVIS' CLAM:BNDON OAT,-t f it 11 II. LORD IIOL1LANDI'S MIEMOhIRS OF7 THlE WHIG( L oiiln~e i s -loy d i dl I u rra y , A lb uin tirle S tre eita d i, n ?? I~ ri]EllIlltIlt1 3l'INV, No. CXCV'%., Vrill be ...
... as to hwV, far they would any longer retainkfortheir representative a gentle-, man who has constauitiy suppdrtsd the late Whig Ministry, in mnleasures which I view to bq prejndioialLto tho .wolfare of this' 'giust Emplrt, atd dpruci'a~lly 1to,.tholag ...
... for the on of all tampering with voters at 15 a ne for any man te de 3 t svidthat Lord John Russell gee whee rapidly if the Whigs w to be allowed to have another chs Before, however, that could be expec- ted, the steam in the country most be got better ...