... Joochrane, what are we to think of gentlomen who, like pyself, formerly ranged themeelves willingly and cordially inder the Whig banver of the late Duke of Hamilton, who snew and admired (who did not!) his illustrious 00 long and 60 ably repre- ented our ...

... 944. Business was ter from brisk at the London Corn Exchange to-day, and prices for the leading articles wore 0 chede ‘The Whig bas the following on the provision trade:—The aumber of pigs brought to market, tor the March 28, was 4175, against 3972 the ...

... same stand that the congregation of Erskine Church (Rev. oute sinall close boroughs of the Whigs a» Dr John Macfarlane’s) have collected about £315 in aid the Whigs made on the small Tory boroughs in of this excellent object. ...

... eclipsed upon There bave been attempts to by thet coe ort Premier, with bis thirty officials, can the Tories on the aid of Whigs and Radicals, with the aid of fight, the on reform questions on Mr Locke and the officials gavo him an the numbers that majority ...

... awl Conte and a Moathty the There's Wedueetay in Poor Hates are the bande of te tha bee Dar ley, Wishing on this Batate inthe Whig by Se ofthe eames ‘oan be had on at the Incumbered Ha the oad 4 North Great Sine Sen oe, A $5 lous AUMSTHONG, Mr EDW. Gheseesh ...

... good business and bacon has advanced 1s to 2s per cwt on the week, other articles continuing Wo take the following from the Whig of Saturday:— the linen trade. The We cannot notice an: Easter alteration in avy of the branches of holida have interfered ...

... to be dreaded ia a com- it At will be none the the Tories, who have s0 long been against a Ministry elapsed the passing of Whig. A quarter of a century bas have bad ing tho of at that alter five or siz and twenty they would by had the audacity to appeal ...

... _bt, by the machinery of the Aati-Cora-law League, iguly agitated the question, and were in ead up by the whole power of the Whig party, that the «og Goverameut of Sir Robert Peel and the Duke of were forced to grant to fear what they had sed to concede ...

... — —— in reference to agriculture, the Belfast Whig in set in wet on Tuesday, since the ys:—Lbe weather en a great quantity of rain has fallen; this day bas been post continuously wet, with a cold, wintry temperature. Re eld labour bas, aad spring dat ...

... business, aud wo raise vur quotations | for bacon 2s per ewt. Deriscate rae Woe take the following from the Belfast Northern Whig | of Saturday: —Ia Ballymena on Saturday the supply of linen | The Directors have the fart ve goods small, bat quite equal ...

... Massy, on financial grounds, the | and the diffusion of attainments and | man‘ adopted in his place Mr Waldron, a | Catholic Whig, who was hailed with ap- enjoyments among the masses of the people. = pia only to be equalled in fary by the abuse he GLASGOW ...

... with similar decision. The first measure of the of Sir Robert Peel was to rescue the finances from the which a long course of Whig buogling had ther, to establish a revenue, and greater freedom to commerce, a was timid on some matters which demanded energy ...