... forester at Croaiarty, and in the parish of Nigg, Ross-shire, Scotland, till the year 1837, when, on the accession of the Whigs to power, he mortgaged his pension, and emigrated to this countij. Deeming the terms hard, however, he well might, he first ...

... inet., at noon. The Property consists of a Dwelling-House In High Street, present occupied by Mr Clark, printer, with Back Whig, which affords excellent Bed-room end Kitchen accommodation, or may be Let separately j a Shop, occupied by Mr John Rose, senior; ...

... active part in most of the popular agitations of the day. He was the origioator of the Argus newspaper, long the organ of the Whig party in this citr, under the successive editorship of Mr William Weir, Mr William Lang, Mr Thornton Hunt, and Dr Charles now ...

... passed it. The soldier replied that he had Men from forty to fifty women who, he learned, ware waiting in order to stone • Whig minister who was coming to preach there that day. Mr Leslie requested the moldier to return beck with him, which he at once ...

... individual opinions to the general object of the whole.' Toldhlm what heard Grattan once say, in talking of the pension which the Whigs proposed for Lord Erskine's son, though he had not served the full term of diplomatic service necessary entitle him to it. ...