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... carried him off. The learned Judge passed the Scotch bar in 1822; for some time he flied the Mks of Depute Advocate under the Whig Government; be wge appointed Sheri* of Stirlingshire In 1840; and In on the of Lord Aberdeen to power, he was chosen Solic ...
... meeting. We believe that there whatever may be their protetsious— it ample Noce hr the working of suck as Moeda- whether they be Whig, Radical, Liberal, or They ties a. it in im- -wiill go to Parliament bound and pledged to me Pow* the ideation• and aiding ...
... their country. THE WHIGS, BY ONE OF THEMSELVES. The Scotsman's old correspondent,' an able writer and knowing politician, has sent that Whig advocate, In its present difficulties, a description of the position and prospects of the Whig party—and who should ...
... pods. 4-Ibilth OA), emir Mar. si—U.ky. Pennlen polo. MIA* LEM. gni& April Naar. —Jaw* rod& PO Drowitt. Fedi, • r TILE WHIGS AND THE INDIA BILL. Iv would be doing The Times injustice to suppose that it brought forth day by day its heaviest artillery ...
... frankly that he did mot wish to see the Whig nt of | swain—(a leagb)—aend es frankly that he did ne fence to see the present Administration in office f great length of time, bat just long enough to br the Whig party, and allow the advanced Libe take office ...
... diminished the a for seamen and marines, has in his emenda his taken nearly off the extraordinary amount of ex! penditere. The Whigs are of course up in et this; as it is diminishing by eo much th eo long divided among their friends, and they hope soon again ...
... the Express has no objection, we ca none to ite being the of such ann ments. Register of Sasines.—We commented som ago on the Whig job perpetrated with suc cipitancy on their expulsion from office, and glad to see that Mr Blackburn has given the fullowing ...
... byspast The Pony Savings' Beek canines to attract • large of an may who began with very little ban now their 'Wit with the Whigs' Beak. brain The ins it het year wee Z 66, 17s. 3d.; of which 17e. Bd, te 69 trans- Wad to the Beak. Y the reached Bee The ...
... of Working Men; Beate Sigma. the chair. The lecturer rapidly glassed at the pal event la the lives of George Stevenson, Dr Whig stem, dos., in order to show what might be achieved by workieg sea, by steady Indian's sobriety. self-relianes, and honesty ...
... opportunity of waiting personally on Mr Adam before be returns to his adopted country. Camay Ropresnatation.—A section of the Whig party in the county thinking it not improbable that Earl Derby might be put in a minority on some question, and appeal to the ...
... the fourteenth century, and has an interesting one on the descendants of the Siewarts, in which Macaulay's defence of the Whigs misnamed his history of England is brought face to face with fact, and found wanting. Among the other articles are--' Illustrations ...