... this exchange. Orkney, again, the Whig-Radical Mr. Anderson is succeeeded by the Whig Mr. Duudas, giving gain so far the Whig party, liut against this is to be set the substitution of tl.e independent Mr. Laing for the Whig Mr. Loch in the Wick burghs; and ...

... that his party has to cling to ; but the name of the great Whig leader conciliates few supporters and enlists no proselytes. This is new thing. For the second time twelve years, we see the Whig party in state of disorganization and dissolution, and in ...

... scutched and ready for marker, and that the price and produce are more roiuuiierativu l»y lar than former years. —Sorthern Whig. ...

... sole representatives of the philosophical Radicals. Sir James Graham, who appears have been re-admitted full communion in the Whig church-political, will shine in debate of old. Mr. Gladstone will continue to adorn, not to lead, the thinned phalanx of Peebles ...

... Watson, who was recently elected for the city of Peterborough, is also reported to have died suddenly the Continent. was of Whig politics, and a near kinsman of Lord Sondes. The demise is not likely to occasion any change in the political representation ...

... eonfidence by pathetic appeals toth it is the | of his great grandmother, or by recounting thelist as they | and “ virtuous” Whigs whose society and eonfid de- | bas enjoyed. The country must be governed b er again. principles, and not by domestic or party ...

... saints.” These honours required to be rendered to relics and to Catholic saints were not the result of Catholic Emancipation or Whig or Radical innovavations. Oh, no! The letter is dated more thau two years before the Emancipation Act, and in the good old ...

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... experience, in the pew Parliament. Bu will either not have Lord John Russell, or his India, ship, with his aristoc ratie old Whig prejudice pot have them, What will Sir James Grahat e Scots Te has just been re-wedded to his first spouse Ps, Pel- forsook ...

... dolieerod lectures on , moral philosophy at the Royal Institution (publishcl in , 1830), and obtained his Shropshire Using from the Whig Ministry of 180 G. It was when tlio cry of I'opery’’ expelled the Ministry of the day, and let in Mr. Perceval, that the celebrated ...

... lands and her chance to be. It is alleged that the Queen tages are not assessed uniformly all over tl anxious to have back the Whigs, yet is conscious | and in no case are they assessed ont of the impossibility of getting them without a « yet’ annual rent ...

... BRECHIN ADVERTISER, AND ANG | back npon each other, and three, whither can the | up very sharply to a pears by the Belfast Whig of this morning, that Mr. W. 3S. | Craw ford is about to be tuade the in no fewer than actions for libel, atthe suit of as ...