... not up to the mark, although able politican. The hopes of the ' Opposition are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is less of a Whig than Lord Derby once was, and is supposed to be capable of bringing over such men as the Right Hon. E. Horsman, the Right Hon ...

... measure of intelligence ; and sympathise in his determination resist that modern policy of centralisation of which Edinburgh Whigs have been hut two persistant promoters. . These arc our candid views on Mr Leslie’s principles and claims ; and, whilst should ...

... machinery be gone into with the present limited supply of Flax, the difficulties of the trade will only be increased. The Belfast Whig, of Saturday, reports of the Linen trade : —Exports of goods for the eleven months have exceeded the highest figure of the ...

... not up to the mark, although an able politician. The hopes of the Opposition are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is lees of a Whig than Lord Derby once was, and is supposed to be capable of bringing over each men as the Right Hon. E Housman, the Right Hon ...

... Towers, of Cappoquin, left hi residence about noon, and has not since been heard He has a wife and large family.— Northern Whig. Mr Fox, M.P.—We understand that, in consequent of continued ill-health, the representative of Oldham, M W. J. Fox, contemplates ...

... is not up to the mark, although able politician. The hopes of the Opposition ” are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is less of Whig than Lord Derby once was, and supposed to be capable of bringing over such men as the Right Hon. E. Horsmnn, the Right Hon ...

... and was on the high road out of reach before the Duke could give the alarm to his followers. Irish Progress. —The 'Northern Whig* has the following remarks upon Irish progress:—ln 1830-35 the number of paupers in Ireland was a third of the population ...

... berth. It is generally rumoured in town that the vacancy to be filled up by the appointment of a baronet bearing a well-known Whig name. Gratitude no doubt a very excellent trait in the human mind, but the gratitude of public and political men too frequently ...

... each day. Hand-scutched this week sold at 6s. Od. to 9s. the stone, and milled at 7s. 9d. to 13s. per stone. —Daily Northern Whig. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING. Mr Hotsman made speech to his constituents at Stroud, on Wednesday. A vote ...

... Kincardineshire Ist prise-18 pints. Ar sth 2nd 17 points. Jane's. snl 3M 1f points. 13,11, 4th each. —Mr James and Mr Bell Whig ties at If, shot off for the third prize, when Mr James was declared the winner, rushing a centre. Mr Bell stored as cuter ...

... Friday. the Bev. Mr Towers, of Cappognin, left hie residence about noon, and has nut been heard of. Re has a wife mid a large Whig. Delegates from working men in some nart• of England see in Paris with the view al moo king grand eseursioa to their fellow-workmen ...

... improvement has extended to the entire list, and the demand seems in great measure to be for legitimate investment. The Belfast Whig of Saturday reports :—Though the frosts of the week have in some degree retarded work out of doors, the labour at bleachfields ...