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... TWO TIKIIISAND TOVIDI IN MUM TIMMS Air this Year to the ROYAL ASSOCIATION Sr the PROMOTION PINS AIM in SCOTLAND receive by Whig their Address with-- Sim*doe One Guises— J. WATSON LTALL, Jeered Mee, Now Pecrstary far Perthshire. ...
... •j ,• . .. _ I to WILT. per AN the Merest est Whig OATS. The IMPLEME T S ef et I 1 Box Cart, 1 Moos Cart, Plough, Circular Roller, of Fanners, Barn Gras Seed Sowing-Machine, a qua,- M. a number Cart Plough number of Chars, Chests. W Household Articles ...
... 1861. plarktto. GRAIN. PERTH. Datoember 6. Small attendanee bonnets doiai. Wheat Is to 2a Wafer. Oats and barley firm at late Whig (old), 62 lb to 60. Do. new, 62 lb. to New Away Wheat, to Od Batley, 56 lbs. Do. 66 toldo Od Oat.. 40 to 42 .. to 240 6d ...
... no reason to believe. In him, however, the Whig party bee lost a valuable man—one who knew the routine of place well, if be failed to estimate aright the responsibilities of power. He wax one upon •whom a Whig adusinistration could always rely, and his ...
... ef weber by the were in readiness, whit:hem loss elleited With the empties little or no dsmsge the grease* damage to the la Whig by the of water *id the ailing and papering of the seder teems. There is so Dwain acounam relative to the evigia of the Ire ...
... shows that the feeling of distrust in the present Government is increasing in a very remarkable degree. The way in which the Whigs have behaved with reference to this whole Galway Contract question has been disgrace/al in the extreme, and an exceedingly ...
... sbildbood opts l I bows grown duet and decay. Wormy awry-- Wary emota for others to reop; Bask to sleep. tether—reek to deep! Tired Whig, be hop, be antral. Rather, 0 melba, my heart ogle for you! s the pan liesgrowe pew, sod Wee between — Yet sod psis, I fee ...
... ems Os per bad. prim is from Ss te..d CATTLIL—The et molls w amok. weeder. Top oda of lad ble gil l i 4, G.. To Id To SC al Whig mod Wider, from lb Id per Nam rod pip, iron to Ts; six to eight yolks old do., lb lb rimed. ...
... will consent to swallow his Radicalism bemuse be can show • long pedigree, and an enlist the sympathies of half-a-dosen Whig peers. our 1.4 the Government has sustained the first defeat of the Session. It was on the division on the motion of Mr Hubbard ...
... room for that of France. On the subject of the now abandoned Reform Bill, we need say no more. It has been the boost of the Whigs that on this subject the country was with them, and only a fiction against them. They have been obliged to abandon all hypocrisy ...
... to it, and he finds an increase of some eighteen millions. Comparing the present expenditure with that in 1834, when the Whigs went in for popularity, peace, and retrenchment, he finds an increase of thirty-one millions, and naturally, as a capitalist ...
... events there would be lack of numbers to support it. measures. Then there was their hereditary love of place, to give the Whigs tenacity, and the novelty of their position, with the recommendations of offic e , to make the Radicals stedfiud. Besides, ...