... indicated that essayist of ordinary brilliancy had arisen to instruct and amuse reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition of superiority, appointed Lord, then Macaulay, a Commissioner of Bankruptcy; and in 1830 they opened ...

... of the aristocrats and farmers of tho Lothians. Liberate must henceforth be. on the gui vive Edinburgh, and the mysterious Whig clique must station extra sentinels to guard the approaches to their cellar in the High Street. And for why ? our readers ...

... fine young fellow, quotes you in this way. Liberals must henceforth be on the gui vive in Edinburgh, and the mysterious « Whig clique 1 must station extra sentinels to guard the approaches to their cellar in the High Street. And for why? our readers ...

... distillery, and gave directions io his people; he then went to hia waggon-house and hanged himself. Mr Horsman's Spite against the Whigs.—This gentleman has never been friendly with Lord Palmerston since the day be was made to give the Irish Secretaryship. His ...

... about by the Radicals, but mainly by the Whigs, three of whom (Messrs Wm. Mitchell, Jas. Fleming, and J. M. Jouglas) absented themselves from the meeting. The majority was comprised of four Conservatives, one Whig, and one Radical, so that it will be seen ...

... Legislature, and subsequently represented his district the State Senate with signal ability. He is a prominent member of the Whig party, and his name has been repeatedly mentioned connection with the office of Governor of the Commonwealth. He is by profession ...

... proximity >nd its depth ; nay, more, are assured that the Emperor and his Ministers openly accuse perfide Albion, ihe person of the Whig Minis er, of leading them into difficulty, and leaving them to extricate themselves* they best may ; not only so, but positively ...

... field and farm is in some instances to point which far exceeds the ' rates paid the days of the First Napoleon. The Northern Whig remarks :-' Butter ready sale at 124s the cwt. for prime, being the highest price known for forty years past; and pork sells ...

... inst., in the SOth year of his age. was from the first a Liberal of the Fox School, at time when it cost something 10 be a Whig, and remained staunch to his party through life. was Lord-Provost of Edinburgh for six consecutive years from 1837, and was ...

... fieJd and farm in some instances up to point which far exceeds 'he ra'es paid in the days of the First Napoleon. The Northern Whig remarks—Butter is a ready sale at per cwt. for prime, being the highest price known for forty years past; and pork sells at ...

... country has a right to, and it is at such an opportune moment, when a good bargain may be struck with the Radicals, that the Whig section foolishly becomes fractious. There is probably not an individual who honestly believes that a measure conceding less ...

... have given votes to many more persons than the public have any idea of? Why get angry with the Masseys and the Blacks of the Whig party? Wherefore wonder at Radicals like Edwih James it's all a mere question of money and the private convenience of the gentlemen ...