... 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 ...