... classics, became barrister, and between 1820 and 1830 drafted bills for the Home Office, through the patronage of Sir R. Peel. The Whig government employed him in the same capacity. In 1835 he was private secretary to Sir R. Peel, and was appointed Under-Secretary ...

... story in the Comhi/l. In all conscience, here is promise enough for the readers of fiction Mr E. Edmund Yates, the Northern Whig ...

... one mile from &pick Station on Stirling and Dunfermline Railway. Trains leave Glasgow at 9.35, and Rdhibwrgh at 9.15 A.M.. &Whig, reacbinf rom ßoe: in time for the Sale, and a Train returns at (10 r.x. Sale to at 1130. Edinburgh. 11 Wait Lewiston Man. ...

... last year's Chairman of the Scottish School Book Association. We understand these circulars import that all shibboleths of Whig and Tory, Churchman and Dissenter, be ignored by the profession, and those candidates be supported who are most favourable ...

... institution of the force, the Volunteers have been singularly, we may say marvellously, tree from political influences. We have Whig Lords command, Conservative captains of companies, and Radical privates, or vice versa, getting on together most pleasantly ...

... After a lingering illness M. Betryer died on Sunday, at his country seat. The Liberals arc going to have—includ. ' ing the Whigs, who will prove broken reeds to Mr Gladstone—a majority of 1 to. Having regard to the motley character of the array against ...

... England began in 1832, did it ? and there never was a William Pitt, nor a Duke of Wellington and the Whigs were always free traders were they not ? and the Whigs have been untiring reformers, and have always kept their pledgee, and never withdrawn their bills ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig Saturday.) Our local trade during the past week has been dull, and the weather cold and backward. Linens.—A slight improvement may be noted in the home demand, increased transactions having taken place for ...

... and the Whigs who are the obatructives—that the Conservatives have been labouring for years to extend their principles to every branch of industry, instead of conferring the privilege upon one to the detriment and oppression of another. The Whigs would ...

... obvious. The gratitude of Dissenters to the great Whig party—a gratitude in these days often sorely tested—arose out of aid afforded in abolishing civil disabilities of earlier times. Unfortunately, the Whigs have grown almost ashamed of their early relations ...

... told tha must vote for the Whig nominee, or the e be- allow a get in—a man who is pl to oppose hinder all that they pray an for. In reality, as the Liberals wot nor to be told, there is nothing at all in oo as with the Whig clique and themselves. © ex- ...

... ingenuity, and ought to bear Samples ought, certainly, to be meter preservation in the Custom-house and bar of men*. —Nortlitra Whig. ...