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... B. MACKENZIE to 'athlete that he I ha. the t. •t aH VAL.% %I. WA ELSINBUI:4,II, i. ham, .4 JOHN WHITI, he .. on Whigs hm Irr many yaw.. wed to du Than rrd flhMlr H 1001' WRITE automates that he Ovum tin N.. EUINNUNs.:II. rammed . Meek et every NIIETLAND ...
... occasion, however, is a great step towards clearing the way for a result. The tboroagllj understood silence of onr Tcry-Whig and Whig-Tory cotemporaries, the Scotsman and Courant, the subject of the aoieaded” Annuity-tax Bill of their representative, the ...
... ell Vitrope; the Fn fish joarasli ever arelit! this I It lu IN, end Thaw • • .11 id to lige iodise my territories. end of .Whig ta war easiest nese.. ere to the intereste ci %bent . ..tr. nut of errioue a nshievatinn It Is ennostiocd thit Ems , ri r Welt ...
... thole Clubs was played on the posed of the on Saturday Ill•f11000, when, after a very keen it tad bees agreed taw Gulps to Whigs), the Graege Hors was again victories'. Ours Newington, 57; the Gnaws House, IS, with ono wicket to fall. Oa Saturday lest ...
... fonr-oared jolly boats. 1. Son the Bock ;2. Craig N.ppu. Won easily. Second heat not run. DERBY as Packet SrAXIOK.-The Northern Whig reports great rejoicings in Derry on rwcasion of the maiden city being port of call for the Canadian line of The North Briton ...
... which he steconed the State for the Whigs. When the Legislature met the demo- cracy wats in the majority, sad General Shields, the demcratic candidlate, was aleeted. In 18B55 he was againl the candidate of the Whigs for United Staites Senator before the ...
... Senator prior to which he stomped the State for the Whigs. When the Legislature met ° e ™ 0 cracy was in the majority, and Genera the democratic candidate, was elected. • • he was again the candidate of the Whigs or United States Senator before the Legislature ...
... the treachery of both Whigs and Tories when enshrined in place; it has seen what we insisted upon twelve months ago, that the Whigs, a body, have no sympathy with the people ; that the battle of last year was fonght by the Whigs with other motive than ...
... party.” But let him shift his quarters. He has left the Tory paper, and gone to the Whig or the Radical, when he no sooner becomes acclimatised,” than he is just as much a Whig or a Radical, as the case may be, as ever he was a Tory. This is the compositor’s ...
... however, is a great step towards clearing the a way for such a result. Tniz thoroughly understood sileosce of our Y Tory-Whig and Whig-Tory cotemsporaries, t the Scotsman and Courant, on the sihjeet of i the amended'? Annuity-tax Bill, of tlherr' repr ...
... face of civilised Europe—and we resented it as on its merits it deserved. Though alone at the press of Edinburgh—though onr Whig and Tory cotemporarics, by a species of inteßee’taal and arithmetical-jagglery, or by keeping back one class of facts and ...
... giving it unqualified opposition. Whoever may love Whig Governments, temperance men can’t and won’t. Earnest origan isations, like the Scottish Temperance League, instinctively loathe the double-minded Whig, who would promise to-day and betray to morrow. ...