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... —Baptist .Vagarlsse. mot rot' mail Pura AJ .0 Tlitaavoan Moaree.—There eau a very poor sheer d Meek, and boldness by no roaana Whig. CO account of Letoovissaar KM Lig bald the same day. Beef T 4 mutton ‘out of the tow* td N TOL Is I. wool bd to 9d, veal U ...
... public prosecutor,—a politica IS low hi It depends epos the Mango, of the day. Poe Milan of Sr John Melville was chairman of the Whig LP% the reconetitettoo of the Scottish Universities,late ins clown by Lsd Brougham, Cbsocalicr of Edinburgh University' ae ...
... money qualificatioo, as io the Upper House, and are sleeted by universal suffrage and vote by ballot. There are none of the old Whig and Tory distiections hers as is England. The two great parties are the ins and the outs. Then there are the representatives ...
... political effice in so far as it depends on the Ministry of the day. For a number of years Sir John Melvide was chairman of the Whig Committee. On the reconstitution of the Secttish 'Universities he was chosen by Lord Brougham, Chancellor of Edinburgh University ...
... and incompetent by an act of Parliament (laughter and applause). Lord Macaulay . a very high authority, especially with their Whig friends (laughter)—had declared that a government of busybodies was of all governments the most outrageous and intolerable ...
... can the conditions under whisk yen would undertke a cell. You aro mmewhat aware et tin Meadeanioges we have boas is odor the Whig ofzigiles of =itThe hope that tender a uae to there would be no dad a = weld is We wish you fully to state y. awn views in ...
... political cffice in so far as it depends on the Ministry of the day. For a number of years Sir John Melville was chairman of the Whig Committee. On the reconstitution of the Scottish Universities he was chosen by Lord Brougham, Chancellor of Edinburgh University ...
... Mated. Beim them remarks, we have whly te mot oar that the &odd shake het BM settle the matter in an amicable manner. 'The Whig threaglsest the oeantry, if we except certain the bett asa raleswity, le we decidedly Witmer of a draw, and the miverael that ...
... sufficient to answer every expense consequent on the appointment a paid Magistrate. I ask, where are the ratepayers, they tories, whigs, or radicals, who would object to pay a rate one penny in the pound towards the salary of a competent and independent paid ...
... Cheltenham much rate of jnning in the have no provide quite sufficient to every con-Kcijin of Magistrate 1 ratepayers tones whigs radicals would object rate of uie”ieiiny in the salary Magistrate for the administration of Justice in of Let out their names ...
... side, and especially as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which Isd to the secession of a portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir H. Ward was Secretary the Admiralty ik Loni Russell’s Government from 1846 to 1849, ip which latter year was ...