... time being. (A. laugh.) Again, in Lanarkshire, during the life of the late Duke of Hamilton, who was a Whig, his tenantry there always voted for a Whig, but wren the present duke, who was a Tory, succeeded to the ti le, they turned round and voted for the ...

... MR. MINNOCII AND MISS SMITH. A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes to that journal as follows :— Au art:el° appeared in your columns of the 11th inst., censuring, in very strong terms, the conduct of Mr. Minuoch during the late trial at Edinburgh ...

... Hon. R. H. Williams, W. Melgund, Lord Egerton, Edw. c Mills, T. Williams, S r W. Ewart, W. Wilson, J. Moncreiff, J. Ewalt, J. Whig - held, R. Morris, 1). Fcnw ck, H. Wood, Sir C. Mostyn, E. Ferguson, Sir Robert Napier, Sir 0, WoJdd, B. Finlay, A. 'Nicoll ...

... which I have had is this—that the Ministers are wrapped up r too much in their own feelings—the ft clings of an exclusive Whig aristocracy. They have a disposition to turn what is called the cold shoulder to that part of • the honse to which I bel:mged ...

... experience which I have had is this—that the Ministers are wrapped up too much in their own feelings—the fe eliugs of an exclusive Whig aristocracy. They have a disposition to turn what is called the cold shoulder to that part of the house to which I belonged ...

... time being. (A. laugh.) Again, in Lanarkshire, during the life of the late Duke of Hamilton, who was a Whig, his tenantry there always voted for a Whig, but when the present duke, who was a Tory, succeeded to the title, they turned round and voted for the ...

... stabs in the back. Three of the local police were severe l y cut w i th stones on Thursday. On Friday, says the Northern Whig there was greater excitement than duffing the previous evenings. The fields opposite the Pound Loaning were literally filled ...

... take a most active part in doing it? We are quite ready to let the other classes share in the representation. No, but the Whig Lord would. reply, if you descend lower, you do not meet with adequate education and property to qualify for the suffrage ...

... 15 more than in the previous session,but 8 less than in 1853. The majority was composed fl 3 members of the Government, 10 Whigs, and 233 Tories. These numbers proved that the Liberals had nothing to do but stick together on the quatiou. However much they ...

... MB. MINNOC.H AND MISS SMITH. A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes to' that journal as follows :— An article appeared in your columns of the 11th inst., censuring, in very strong terms, the conduct of Mr. Minnoch during the late trial at Edinburgh ...

... learned gentlemen sitting on the opposite benches who are friends and intimates of mine. I never asked whether they were TurieP, Whigs, or Radicals, but I have learnt to my utter astonishment and dismay, that gentlemen on this side of the house who are Attorneys ...

... on th e uppermost plateau of all a large imitation of Stonehenge has was a Whig, his tenantry there always voted for a a mile and a half, terminating in a wild, dark-look- Whig, but when the present duke., who was a Tory, sue- ing gorge, like one of the ...