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... that if they were now advertise for a pure thoroughbred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern jrotentates, having no issue of their ...
... loti Whig an’ Tory a' ordinary hitowat wa- manifeHod, and tin harm coy; tliat existed-nmoug all claves liadtiiv ui7e ...
... They hare the precedent of their predecessor ; for, antil this Session no Whig Oovernment since Lord AUborpc'a time has seriously t with it, and Mr Gla.lstune, until suited bis purpose this yetr to take it up, has repeatedly spoken and roted in silence ...
... ANTED immetliHtely. JOURVFYMKX MTM.- ▼ v WHIG (ITS. and Good Hands —Apply to James Brow*. Millwright, ArdmealUe. by AbercGirder ...
... The Norther* Whig reports a serious accident to Lord Mss»creße and Ferrard Antrim Cattle, where he waa engaged in tying opt tree stake, when gave way. and he was precipitated to the ground on some rough stones, and so injured about the spine that no hopes ...
... their shoulders, and on the shoulders of the working men !’ So that the Whigs -not to sjteak of the Police—had better take the hint, and ‘look out.’ Meantime, let wish them all—Whig, Radical, and Tory, * A Merry Christmas.’ TABLE SHOWING THE PRICES OF CRAIN ...
... Aberdeen’s entrance into Parliament, a gleam prosperity opened upon the Whig party, »x and Isord Grenville being called to power ibe death Mr Pitt ; but the decease of the great Whig statesman speedily followed that of bis rival ; and George HI., taking ...
... MCKDI The Wa» m Paaaooat. Cosheuv* O'Doiro.— Forfeiting PandUe.— Light BtaincM requiring■oCspltAl.—Studyit QocatiOD. A GRBAT WHIG JOCBNAU9T. Charles Baade's Notacs. W. Blackwood Sons. sod London. , ;tbe*lA»d' ...
... that, if lias scut Parliament, one is better fitted than to take charge of Scotch business coming before the House. When the Whigs are ofl'icc, there is never any difficulty. Theh*Lord-Advo- cate is never without a scat. Hut the Tories have of late years ...
... from the occupants •if the Opposition Benches. Nor will that support the Ministry bring forward really Liberal measure, the Whigs will give it their cordial support. This may In* done without compromising the position either side. This was the course followed ...
... Dean Alford the Chuecii or toe Future. TiIESPAMSH icKVOI.ITION BtVedkttk. Cornklilk O'Uowu —Wakw^ki.— Medk*l Lcetnma flu.—The Whig Utter. Old and New. The Coming Election*. W. Blackwood & Sons. Edinburgh and London. A MAGAZINE for NOVEMBER. No CCCCL.WII ...
... predominant opinion among the landed proprietors in Al*erdccnshire. rather think they do, and in most county elections Whig acres are Whig votes, and Tory acres Tory votes, there can be little doubt to the issue of the coming contest. If are to regard Mr ...