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... 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 ...
... Is the man of “independent principles” forced after all to take shelter in the ranks of pa and to raise the old war-cry of Whig and Tory ? Be it so. But what is the value of these cries, and what meaning is attachable to them? I, for m rt, would really ...
... Maynooth, but which would soon lead to upon what was allowed for the Protestant Establishments in that country.” Thus neither the Whig, Tory, nor Manchester party will support the withdrawal of the May- nooth grant, the two former obviously because they see ...
... formally proposed as a candidate for the representation of Edinburgh, at a meeting of the Original Liberal Aggregate, old Whig committee, numbering about 200 of the metropolitan electors—ex-Provost Black in the chair. It seems likely that Mr Cowan and ...
... (From the Inverness Courier. In the Wick or Northern Burghs the contest is . more severe and personal, Mr La appears to be a Whig and something more—a an of a good Orkney family, and connected with railrosd and other business in England. In some of the ...
... should know that having vote, and going out of his place to force on us Whig nomine* against our wishes, will not tend to auist him and hia County party in bringing forward another Whig nominee for the County; if persisted io, some us will be tempted to throw ...
... fit for it is too distinguished a position for him to seek.” On this topic the Courant of Saturday has the following :— ‘«The Whig Committee are said to be un- animous in desiring the return of Mr Macaulay, and that right hon. gentleman has, it is under- ...
... know rot. We need hardly say that such ** conscicnce we can take a deal more of Frax Late as it may seem,” says the Belfast Whig, of date 21st ultimo, “for sowing of flax-sced, we know of several sales of Riga seed this where the day tor that purpose, ...