... following day. Tkc Whigs.—The following *genet, taken from article In the last number of the titled ' Pitt and Fox,' which In literary circles has ascribed to the pen of Sir E. Bitterer Lytton, witti:y pourtrsys Whig exclusiveness :—• The Whigs are Hebrews of ...

... Lord-Advocate. The Lord-Advocate was that James Stewart who had been so often Whig and so often a Jacobite that it is difficult keep an account of his apostacies. He was now a Whig for the third if not for the fourth time. Aikenhead might undoubtedly have ...

... Suffrages of the Commons ; bat it is understood that klr Fitzroy, the Chairman of Conant Maas, willbeputforward by the old Whig party. The salary is 1 . 6000 per annum, with • Peerage on retirement, and £5OOO for three lives. Death of Cul•ovl Sibthorp ...

... s of those districts to rise in aims. He dashed into the Lowlands with his horsemen, surprised Perth, and carried off some Whig gentlemen prisonets to the mountains. Meanwhile the fiery crosses had been wandering from hamlet to hamlet over all the heaths ...

... larger than in last t o . market, except beans. Sales were rather quick, and prices down_ Whoa, inn Ad and , grelerht A Whig is a familiar exposition of the chemistry of agriculture addressed to farmers, and ought to be in the hands of all of them ...