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... an election contest. There are three candidates in the —Sir Robert Anstruther (Whig), Mr J. Boyd Kinnear (advanced Liberal), and Mr J. Austruther son (Conservative.) The Whig Committee have taken Sir Robert Anstruther under their wing, and Mr Kinnear, who ...
... the Town Council, and the contest was a keen one, the Tories in the city contending keenly for Wil- Hard blows gon and the Whigs for Hamilton. were given and received on both There was avirnlence in the political contests of those days that almost surpasses ...
... a young tree little more than three feet in h it. —Cork Southern porte Tue Perato Ceop os crop of this r (says the Northern Whig) has been exten- sivly infected by the old disease, but now that more aceurate data exist for the formation of a correct estimate ...
... sea beteg b_le say Peeks olden propsely Honked Cargo. Horses, Cattle, an kiwis Stock a do risk die Yee Catalditiesa C: SOW Whig Bilk sad for hobo penicillin apply le Aiptiii at the different Port*, or Mill KILNS, WILLIAM YUCTT, Aide um. ...
... poll. He is, the Scotsman characterises Mr Parker, thorough-going Liberal of the solid stamp, more advanced than the official Whig,” and more advanced also than the sitting member. ...
... consultation with Whig party. Now, if the noble Lord will allow in perfectly friendly manner, give him a little advice, I will it in one sentence. The course that he is taking is course that ends drive away important persons of the Whig party from connection ...
... r to the Scotsman, ad an ornamental pillar in the Whig temple; Mr J F. M‘Lennan, another literary lawyer, who can ang a good song and write a clever book ; Messrs H. J. and Alexander Moncrieff, Whigs by name as well as by nature; L. Mair, popalar pleader ...
... policy rukrs. Different peoples of one evaamon ba» been pitted against each other to onr'e purpose, of their princes, and then Whig ...
... William Gih»on-Craig. the Whig autocrat of Mid Lothian, was compliment-al with £l5OO year of public money for services which he had, at first, professed to undertake for the honour of the thing. gave using account of other phases of Whig jobliery, and then referred ...
... awl the woman from 3 portion of the county Clare. • A FR \U, AND OTIIERA I I.IOIITRIN.I, IN TIIK MARYUT I . ! -The ifielfaat) Whig says : Frilty morning week. about eleven o'clock. a lrui. r hdotiging to *it Flea in the county lieu ,timlinq in the CAttle ...
... them lea Ited pelf= for your seen. The teitateadea wheat the mei weal the lova here semis eteetesseemedo and, peel ell Its Whig se, mare It to err this, Mee all the grentitous pulling they have had is yonreofness they have neither cheapened the nne mt ...
... PORTRAITS TAKEN. lli lase Priers girem fur Old Gold trod Silver. froohnew awn rearm.—lledawitandhig that thaw is at present attempt Whig wade h 1 emus anprawripled parties le ear to she yeliiie with *mak made sp ha wickets eliwely ,seem• aiieg the taLIi:NEI ELI) ...