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... ng. To give Lord John his due, there was one part of his speech which was well and truly spoken. Last year a number of our Whig contemporaries, feeling that there was something shameful the loss of the latest Reform Bill, loudly blamed the Conservative ...
... representation, admitting also that there are strong arguments why an additional representation should be obtained, our great Whig contemporary proceeds to pour forth arguments of his own which he thinks tell the other way. and the conclusion of the whole ...
... * nosiiire that eren Con.ereatiTe go- it incumbent to originate a mearare- ,f * „ y question Lord DerbV* mmi.try ,„d the Whig, re-in.tated-when * hus indicste an emefgency *nd the adoption of the Reform que.tion wa* «enli*l the existence of any governwhen ...
... of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...
... already there is ' a strong premonitory excitement manifest. The Observer, speaking of the entertainment, says that whilst the Whigs will go to the banquet to show their respect for the great politician, the Tories will be found there for lower motives, and ...
... ProDeiTiesin° 1 «' , - 0 r inK 9ROUND ANNUAL, payable ont of do-ihte.llv wi,r_i *t v . Hl £ Street, Dundee, all Utt- SSundontof^ WHi^g* ber - valuable Buddings upon the D_frt of which T n, tey ar , e Payable ; and for the greater ?? liab _ JSS T ° f respectability ...
... deals, the * Scottish Farmer * will be I received as an important addition to the literature bf agri- culture. — ' Northern Whig.' If the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ...
... acre. The produce was 103 stonts of flax, which was sold in Tandtagee marjjefc at 13a 3d per stone, realising L.68 4s 9d.— Whig. THIS DAT. SALE OF SHOP FITTINGS AND STOCK OF GROCERY GOODS. METHVEN & NORRIE, will Sell, by Auction, oa Monday first, within ...
... it deals, the ' Scottish Farmer ' will be received as an important addition to the literature of agri- culture.—' Northern Whig.' ?? If the iiumi>t.rs already received are a fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove an important addition to ...
... be issued fer a less sum than £50 Applications for the Bonds wiU be received at the Offices of the i ni;.al.y in the foil. .whig form. — By order ofthe Board East India:, Railway House. D. I. NOAD, Secretary Aldcrman's-walk, New Broad-street, L>Bdon, Dec ...
... 314, Oxford-street, W. ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE. — CHAMBERS to LET. suitable for a gentleman ot fortune, consisting of dining, dra whig, and bed rooms, and offices.— For particidars apply to Messrs. Foster, 54, PaU-mall. EATON-SQUARE.— To be LET, Unfurnished ...
... London, Marub '27. HPHE NEW QUARTERLY REVIEW JL No. XXXVII., for APRIL, price la. Bd., contains— What will become of the Whigs r Essay Writers aud Es_ay Writing in ..ranee. Baths, fte. Macaulay's England. VoL V. Motley's Netherlands. Theatres and E ...