... wife of the plebeian Joseph Hume, of the picture of her husband—a presentation made in the names of Cabinet Ministers, of Whigs, Tories, Conser- vatives, and Liberals. Though admiring the energy and consistency of Mr Hume, and his labours in behalf of ...

... —Dr Topping, physician Colcbroter, dining with • gentleman, the latter ex. primed Mal tilesatielartioe at the doetor'e not Whig elan, old& bed been prattled expressly to. to.. I ban said the donor. 'to M. a bents er • onpho elent, bed have so week a stomach ...

... vastly cleverer Sir Walter Scott was sincere in his political creed —he had a set of ideas, which he held was right, (you, a Whig gentleman, now reading this may think them wrong : so do I, or rather I think them out-of-place) but Sir Walter Scott holding ...

... rents, than the majority of the same classes in Mr Stuart’s own county of Forfar.— Courant. Tue correspondent of the Northern Whig (Belfast) writing to that paper on this subject, of date the 9th instant, says :—*] have observed, with much surprise, in various ...

... (Cheers.) to| I party, I never pledged myself to any ministry. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Whatever Party was of in power, whether Whigs or Tories, I sy w them in what I deemed at posed them if I thought them to be right, aud op- Hear hear.) If I ever had any ...