... was a very heavy one, had lost time owing to the slate of the from the weather. and bad been engaged putting off goods at • Whig about • nib east from Greenhill. operation bad Just barn Illniqhml, and the goods trait' again set in motion, when the express ...

... (Conservative) M.P. for Stamford; Richard; Long, (Conservative) Ml'. for Chippenham ; lioigkinson (Whig) M.l'. tor Newark-on- Trent; Sir John Ogilvy (Whig) M.P. for Dundee ; Frederick Peel (Peelite) M.P. for Bury.—lb. ...

... cause remains to be shown; but, anyhow, the details throeghout have been anything but flattering to Berwick and itselectors, Whig awl Tory it isevident that whoever wishes to stand at the top oE the poll there must be the possessor of a well-stocked purse ...

... Ills heed and neck, however, were so fearfully lacerated, that he has since died from the effects of wounds. _ . be Northern Whig Nays :—On Fridny evening, ois the child of a labouring man, residing at Newtowiihreda, named Tobin, wits lying in Its little ...

... because they were right; and it not to have cajoled or bullied into a seeming complicity with the side that was wicked and wrong. Whig emiedielicy, which always avoid, treht of extremes, cannot deal with great questions at critical epochs, mot it would be better ...

... political offsprim. At first sight it might well puzzle anybody to explain how this catastrophe has conic about. Are not all Whigs reformers by original nature, and intuition, of a pure stock, the strai test of the constitution? Even Tories have, nowadays ...

... tnerited. cotnpliment of the enairman, excited general *ppm lation aniongnt all dames. escepting, of inveterate and prevaricating Whigs, many of were present dining the day. and do not appear yet to have come to recngnke the gallant and hvn gentlemen no one of ...

... application to that country of the doctrine of lion , loterveutiont It is well-known in London political circles that the Whigs are strong opponerits of the separation it Hungary from Austria, riot it is believed on the Continent that Lord John Russell ...

... gine a fair ch,oice ol keeping down jealousies and ing nspirmtions; il Lord Sohn Rumen can do that very difficult thing fur a Whig stick close to the s •unit of the admirable statement he bag just s pressed England will oboist the DI the great design. We ...

... though lea prevalent in our day, is not less Scottish than the other. In politics, Fife might he considered the more thoroughly Whig county of the two; hut in this respect Itolhorghshire no longer yllls to her nothern sister, since she Is represented in either ...

... attended thls year. It is neuter cover, to prevent the snow from *Priding the Ire, and in open daily until ten in the eveninz, Whig brilliantly lighte I with gas after dark. This Is decidedly the most fashionable sport of the &y--many Indies twine nubncruh-rn ...

... Campbell Colognhoun of Kellierman (Lord )sdvocate, and subserviently Lord Clerk-Regislrer), was a stanch sup. porter of the Whig interest in Perthshire. MEMORIAL FUNO.—•A of those favourable to miring a Robertson Memorial Fund by n ladies' collection ...