... of . our statesmen so long beyond the average j attained their predecessors. But, all events, we may be glad of it,—and the Whigs especially—since they could hardly form a ' Cabinet of men under seventy, for, where are the vounger statesmen to step into ...

... Professor Dugald Stewart. The reason why he did not go to Oxford or Cambridge appears to have been this -The Rugssell3 have been Whigs for generations; in fact, Whiggism i3 an established tradition in their faun ly-a sort of heir-loom, like Wobulrn Abbey, or ...

... alarmed, fearing that another wholemle plunderer had been following his nefarious vocation whilst, as the day wore on, and no Whigs weld be obtained of any of the pickets, the consternation in the City become intense. Mesieniters and detectives were dee d ...

... their class; —and were Presbyterians and Whigs of the higher type. Sir Ralph, whose mother was DunJaa of Manor, was born at the paternal place of Menstrie, in the county of Clackmannan, in October 1734. Though Whig, his father was liberal enough (in the ...

... HS* be sureeded to the Baronetcy on the death of his father, and two ds he • years afterwards was returned foe Carlisle on Whig priseiples Hissbilities sue became epparent after he erred the House of 00111111110 IN and he aimed a great ornisition to the ...

... -With respect to the NewingtonlVard, we understand that the combined Church and Tory party, including a portion of the old Whig-Clique section, are de- termuined to oppose the two Liberal candidates, Messrs Mood and Lillie, who were unanimously nominated ...

... the Scotsman well knows, is particularly telling in the city of Edinburgh, where the number of lllitcrato nobodics bribed the Whig Governments with appointments this office have brought it into a state bordering on contempt; and the inference is the more ...

... ooeling stations nn their track. That the root of a Gen of teal which has been carried 14,000 miles prechide. all hope of profit Whig made on the work it does may be easily imagined. If the steamer curies large quantities of coal herself, rho is mashie to take ...

... es. The Warrior, with her companion ship the Revenge, has arrived in the man-of-war roadstead, at Queenstown. The Northern Whig states that Sheridan Knowles is suffering from severe illness in the neighbourhood of Belfast. It is contemplated to hold great ...

... Savannah was progressing at New York in the United States District Coart, and the case excited deep interest. The Richmond Whig says—lf the present policy Jefferson is to be continued, we had well be looking out for terms of submission, and the sooner ...

... _the weather , professing a great philanthropic regard for _working-men , _but _really _actuated by a _great _hatful of a _Whig Muii » _tiy ; a gram or _tiro ' _of _common-gense _remark _on tbe _snfferinga o ( the poor _during inclement _seaaona _are ...

... body, the Peelitcs. In the Whigs and Pcelltes have of late gone to the full length of their tether in jobbing for their '• whippers-iu. Here is list, which we believe to be tolerably correct: Mr Grenville Berkeley (Whig whip), appointed to a permanent ...