... a very elegant Pulpit Gowu, as a mark of their regard for him as their pastor. It was furnished by Mr Middleman•, 18, South Whig—, Edinburgh. ios. The Nev. Wm. Burnie, Oshant Parish, Jedburgh, has been presented by the ladies of hi. coiNregation with elegant ...

... concentration Of is rapt in your sad narration. Tour prosperts dark, ibinarion !hiving 5.. devrrat Taw mil rhyming Loom statism Whig* you sent 1 ,. T.. each heart I. orsog And its awry sire Wish swims sail Is thy roll woe the declaration. Assisi-if reed. fate ...

... mere Web the Lord Advocate for the time being_ and if that fanctimary is like the pram' holier el the ollice—a mac of narrow Whig notions—it plans Scotch members in the pities having to give way hie in order to serve mere party Lied aim hes kis tools ia ...

... earnestly hope it may, it will be to the exertions of tine .ocietv, the Knghsh diesenting members, andi toot to our Scotch Whig members, who seemed to be all prepared to do whatever Lord Advocate Mumma' bids them , thst the Woks will be due tortoiseshell ...

... House the Legi-laturv, and lepiesented his district in the State Senate with signal ability. He is a promliwnt member of the Whig party. and his name has been iepeatedly inentioaed in with the of Glivernor of the He is by pro- a lawyer.- MOIR striking essmnles ...

... at IS she C the a vitae. 'ft.. 554 , bone has lam sa d olor ham: bees as eakeasive -Smilow I.* v.*. sir 11011 =lmmo'''. tr. Whig ' oat lii. I rws.—la a letter from the LA.. 1 '- 1.0 r. away' . .4.,,t ill 10 der us enter ran paean:: robs .4 that ...

... however, 'tarts ..f the wills Ire. rtainly than that at the outset. but still fairly siciceptihle tit orunicnt in the direction: Whig: - he hie executors. he gays, with the einulitiun that nn prilierty shall rwri.iin until it. thud milk wider the sidrainistration ...

... regret that Mr Nl•larrn. at the end of hi. dish, should hare beets to !mike the meeting the theatre of a tattle het seen the Whig% and the Independent between the Parliament !louse and the eititetia—to make a as far as his words could do it. of the great ...

... that any portion of them are capable of exereaing the frauds/Iw. Mr Adam Black entered Parlitunent as a Whig. Ile has always been known as a Whig, and was believed by hit felles-eitiaens to be thoeonghly Liberal in hie political principles. In Imin. when ...

... assistance ; but, as we have already stated, little hope is entertained of its surviving the injuries it has sustained.—' Belfast Whig.' Guist -The firm of John and Anthony Blaikie, writers, Aberdeen, possessing one of the largest and most lucrative businesses ...

... There were weavers from the Saltmarket, shepherds front the hillside. mad miners front the pit. Chiefs, lainls. lawyers. &chew. Whig and Tory, muter am! man. Loll and free, were all there,—each elated with seal for the ranee, and sworn to stand by each other ...

... and yellow bound, That appears on old Whig tables as quarter-day collies round, And many a good old-fashioned Whig would make a fad ado Were a quarter-day to pass without his Edinburgh Review! But not in old Whig uniform of blue and yellow pied, Was clad ...