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... general. This is a little volume which every . person connected with commercial pursuits should poasess. '—Betfast Northers Whig. Most pregnant with useful matter.—Glaggow Constitutional. This is one of the most useful and best executed little works ...
... professional historian. It is true that Sir Walter Scott did write a political song in 1806 which gave offence to some of his Whig friends, and which occasioned regret to many of his own party. It was, however, not written for the Pitt Club, nor was it sung ...
... bAseiour himself in £lO, and two sureties in £5 each, or in default remain is jail for a further term of two months. Northern Whig. ...
... and on the easeabeing officers reported cause of complaint rein one case, four individuals appeared to -t charging them with Whig to get .g to their respective properties ~nough the affair could have been by the payment of a small sum each, . not be done ...
... happened under the rule of their opponents, or disparag. log a victory because the general or admiral was • Tory instead of a Whig. We shall not have large bodies of public aided by popular demonstraof peace. tions, avowing their sympathy with the foe, and ...
... good is one respect, that the fiercer it burns the sooner it is extinguished. TRAORDY IN NOSTII CAROLTNA.-The North State Whig, published at Washington, North Caro lina, gives a report of the trial of the Rev. George W. Carawan, for the murder of Mr ...
... implored to return by a distinguished party not in the Cabinet, who had been instrumental in bringing about his expulsion from the Whig Ministry of As we said on Saturday, there were, indeed, influences used to induce him to return, which he could not easily ...
... together with the subsequent in • (From the Repaid.) crease in the value of money, naturally caused more Our objection to the Whig plans mainly consists than common vigilance to be exercised when inch an alteration presented Itself; but it now in this, that ...
... 1852. We ask the honest Whig and the true-hearted British Radical, which of the two does he prefer to • overn his country—the Earl of Derby or the Earl of Aberdeen? There can be no doubt about their answer; yet it is to Whigs and Radical member; of Parliament ...
... could be got nut, and he was then conveyed at once to the General Hospital, but before resetting it, lie had expired.—Northern Whig. MAYORALTY OF BRLFAST.—On Monday, at the ususl monthly meeting of the Town Council, Dr M'Gee re. signed, and Mr F. H. Lewis ...
... at a bound, all the con- I victions of a life, and to this fascination Lord Drum. I lanrig has yielded. lie is a very young Whig-4 mere fledgeling as it were—but Lord John himself I could not be more emphatic in the expression of his 1 1 hostility to the ...
... ancient colonies. A more Important feature of the news crease in the value money, naturally caused more Our objection to the Whig plans mainly consists both to and to Mexico is project now in course of common to be exercised when elecution there converting ...