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... the English newspapers to the reproduction of opinions, whether Liberal or Conservative, aristocratic or democratic, Tory, Whig, or Radical, attacked the very principle of our institutions, and even the dynasty itself, I felt myself bound, if I to remain ...

... overrates it. amount. Mr Black, who took up the case fir the opposition, was rather feeble in his reply. It was made quit* • Whig and Tory question, and brought out noire of • party fighting spirit than private bills usually do. Mr !Massey, Chairman Co ...

... I see, upon the representation of the Scottish Universities Question than most folks would have anticipated. The principal Whig newspapers in Scotland have said little about the subject so far as I have seen, and, as might have been expected, the Conservative ...

... which it doses, and probably the last part of the work on which Macaulay's mind was employed, describes the death of his great Whig hero, William 111. The second series of Dr John Brown's Hone Sitbeecivie is also out toilay, and a cursor glance at its ...

... of publishers. An Edinburgh one offered the lute Lord Macaulay an almost fabulous sum for a series of brief biographies of Whig statesmen, and of our Edinburgh preachers receives, I am told, an exceedingly handsome addition to his income fur a seties ...

... ROUP OF GUANO. THE SUBSCRIBER does not purpose to import further supplies of GUANO, sad with bait thanks Whig Friends and Customers forth., part., Ins to intimate Oa. he will offer for Sale, by Hoop, at his !WORK, ill CZAPIX. PYRRKT. on TUE-ADA T. the ...

... of the Settee, yet! , more weighty has the putting an end at ow to all their troubles, egos as the guilt of The/ have a• o *Whig bi ...

... that the year 1861 will pass away as a year of peace—that the apprehensions at one time eatertained, m to the spring and maser Whig disturbed by the clang of arm and stained by the effusioo of blood, may be disappointed, and that we shall arrive at the t ...

... accounts which Mr Jefferson Davis gave of Southern slavery in his Message to the Congress at Montgomery, it is plain that he &Whig auociates have a more dreadful enemy to fear in theism, than in the Free Soil soldier or volunteer. The fact that until now ...

... Almost the only exceptions are the Home Mission Scheme and the New College in Edinburgh, and there is every prospect of both Whig speedily improved. The better endowment of the Edinburgh Free Church College has long been earnestly desired and laboured for ...