... excellencies which distinguish our political organisation The true Whig of the revolution school expired in the person of Sir Robert Walpole,whose most famous pupil was Edmund Burke ; and t he new Whig school—nosy rapidly falling into the shade—was inaugurated ...

... GLASGOW, SATURD a dips and is tbs curd of ail Whig or the lbws et hods the eidesthas Is to violate the Whig olds se us. rem. A period of oldb $ good opportunity for temporate WS legislation; and a feeling exists that Reform Bill of 1832 did not hens ...

... before were seen connected with any such proposals save as bitter opponents. The Liberal Members for Scotland are mostly of the Whig order, and they have no reason, personal or political, for desiring the proposed extension of the frail. chise. This was shown ...

... by Burke in the invective in the Mr Fox endeavoured vainly to efface the effects of Burke's terrible attack, but the great Whig orator did not succeed. ‘The only speech that Fox ever wrote out, and got was his funeral oration oo Francis, and it was the ...

... and for of 1-164. The market closed firm at an average advance following, upon the grain and provision trade, is from the Whig of Saturday:—Supplies at this day's market were small of grain and vatmeal, and a advance of 34 to 61 por cwt was obtained ...

... Egyptians, to 184d; Brazile, to 1; Americans, 6d to 84d. We take the following on the Irish flax and linen trade m the Northern Whig of Saturday:— ca, ven heed J sc) h linens on Saturday. ar sets Anishing and the supply was not large, Largan was sparingly ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig says—‘Steps have been taken to erect an obelisk to perpetuate the memory of the learned commentator and distinguished Irishman, Dr Clarke, and Portrush has been appropriately chosen as its site.' ELECTION EXPENSES—The official ...

... very anomalous position. When the late Earl was offered the Lord Lieutenancy of the West Rid lug of Yorkshire by the present Whig Government, toe Earl declined it for himself, but requested i t f or his sot —then Viscount Milton. The Government acceded ...

... SALE OF SLAVES. The editor of the Warrentown (Virginia) Whig was by Messrs Dickenson, k Co., auctioneers, of Richmond, that the gross amount of their sales of negroes last year reached the enormous sum of $2,000,000. The entire sales of other houses of ...

... lower Nos. of yarn. A salo of Pernau HD has also been reported at £52 10s. The Belfast Whig says provisions are unaltered. Speaking of agriculture, the Belfast Whig of Saturday eays:—The weather continues highly favourable for the growing crops, which ...

... rice, In coffee, 100 bags Rio sold at 52s per cwt, The following, on the Belfast linen and flax trade, is from the Northern Whig of Saturday :— We have n0 alteration to notice this week io any branch of the linen trade, Stocks are and the trade healthy ...

... treatment. On Monday an investigation took place, when the three men taken into were bound over to keep the peace.—Northems Whig. ...