... secs half through the question—our obstructives cannot see one iota beyond their noses. A Tory peer surrenders rampart which a Whig Lord Advocate tries to build up for the strengthening of his own foes; a Prelate surrenders divine right and legislation for ...

... Liberals by constituencies where elections have recently taken place—the last example is that of the county of Cork, where the Whig Attorney- General for Ireland has been succeeded by Conservative by overwhelming majority of monTthan 2000 votes. Since the ...

... sums time to bolder the leading Conservative jeermilieus of the Kingdom, the work of destreetio'• QUI goes on. The Northern Whig • states that the a Tyrone Constitetwn,' established in 11{44 in the inter.•d. has jest departed. It was a respertable jsarnal ...

... great historian's genius went out when thecountry was wrapt anxious watchfulness for the coming of the history of his great Whig hero, William. We have not yet obtained a copy of the newly-issued volume for our own perusal; and feeling that many similarly ...

... down like grass by a few hundreds of well-drilled mercenaries unused to aught but the art of war. For with the Whig Somers, our modern Whig is disposed to believe that the great achievements of soldiers taken from the threshing-floor and the shop-board ...

... city of London the traders who frequented Blackwell Ball, then the great emporium tor woollen goods, canvassed actively on the Whig side.” The decease of James IL is told in few lines and death overtook the writer himself before had elaborated the picture ...

... damages on the 'crowed that his client was merely a labourer. M'Connell's appearance is Court is thus described by the • Northern Whig defendant was one of ; the moat cut raordinary looking prom, that ever • breach 1,1 promise ease ems lirousti . taint. Ts all ...

... 2s 3d to,2s 6d rod ; splitting posts and rails, 20s to 30s per 100. The Defendant in a Breach op Promise Cass. —The Northern Whig, reporting a trial at the instance Mary Millan, a dressmaker, against William McConnell, farmer, gives the following description ...

... some of it might freshme were served out by with a liberal hand to Mr Shanks a number mart, .fc'W'CS tilt ''iecircum. stances whig Sink? ™ nnd con. „,, Ej£t*S h-ach took off his several way resolved to meet some ither day. tt LINLITHGOW. linwfr - THE ...

... our aim—to bless our swords* Defence, but not defiance.* Chorus—Then let our silver bugles, &c. Let VictVy spread her crimson whig, Despot’s nark Invoking; For ua, to war well never spring. Unless dire provoking. lust of foreign glory stains The Volunteer’s ...