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... M~r Henry refused to deal with the case v' of himself, but committed the prisoners for trial. '0I MAJOR BEREePORD, M.P., ON WHIG A'ND TORY Dos. a as TINUTIONs.-Major Beresford was a speaker at the annual t c- eisner of the Conservative Association at ...
... thefLoaver en 3. House, voted on all eccasiens with thle Whig party, and al-£ 5' though an umifrequent speaker in the Hanse of Pearsse in-li variably supported the views end measures of the Whig'Go- w mevernsnents. On the death of his father, in October ...
... 100 North British - - • 82} JJI 62} Whigs were in office they promoted more WWgs than - Tones ; aud that when the Tories were in office they jJJ* g^uth- Eastern and Dover - 80 J 801 80S promoted more Tories than Whigs?—l certainly think stck Bcotti.-h Central ...
... population of Newtowna . Belfast, the staple trades of cottro spinning broidery being both very slack. On the ® “A Northern Whig says that the Scotch tradesmen at present visiting Belfast employment is greater than any Unfortunately, too, they are mosUy ...
... foundation-stone of Marischal College, he had always looked upon the Earl of Aberdeen as much more of Liberal than the then Whig Duke of Richmond. We recollect that occasion well, and without wishing to set more value on our own opinion than it was worth ...
... stirring events of the period previous to the passing of the Reform Bill; and that Mr. Crawford was keen politician, but a keener Whig. He has, however, other pieces of a tender and of a jolly nature. In fact, Mr. Crawford seems have had a true love of literature ...
... talk polittos at these meetings ; and would much rather that they should adopt the sentiments of the music they had heard l*t whig and Tory a* agree.” He might say, however, for his brother representative of Aberdeenshire, thongh on the opposite side of ...
... King and Mr. Baines. This probably is more especially the duty of those who are to enfranchised ; but as the aristocratic Whigs helped the middle classes in 1832, it will be no more than just that the middle classes should help those under and beside ...
... pm of the disaster-have a duty to perform in this matter fi' which we trust they will not fail in discharging.-or'hern thl Whig. re A STRANGE STORY FROM WASITNGTON.-The Wash- m ing-ton Correspondent of the Meorning Herald writes :- I shall relate one ...
... CADnsE- GR ,HIEAD, Advocates, 13, Muxter flow. A~berdeen, in whose hands au- the Title Deeds; and As-tides of Roup.- Kr PETER WHIGs r, residing at Denhead, GisoythCn eVII show the Bosedariee. Aberdeen, 29th April, 1861. Ohl that Bank-Plitting Again! A LEXANDER ...
... present moment, his P opinion is against the immediate Abolition of Tolls, is not less absurd than to classify Mr Adam Black, the Whig Member for the City of Edinburgh, as an old Tory, because he has declared his opinion against lowvering the Franchise below ...
... parties ait that tine in the, County- rally, -namely, that Sir- Alexander Bannorman was the avowed candi- jeeti deobe on the Whig interest, and that Mr Leslie of Werthill had whe been urged to stand upon Conservative principles ; that lie had . tll agreed ...