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... Ilapsburg may he exhausted, and the property of the crown will soen have di-appeared, and what then Tue sixpenny weeklies, both Whig and T ry, enter in chorus at the return of Mr. Cox fur Finsbury. Their unanimity is as striking as it is rare and eiitying ...
... Gouge Skeet and Queen Street, with the QOM duels and many others will be shoos' entirely as Moen Shiest is new, by el the hams Whig ell Asps. is for says!, bell that then is anythlog appreashing to lOW is mash In feel, en mar* we believe, does net at bear ...
... which i be receiv 1 as an iin- it deals, the Scottish Farmer wi of agriculture.’ — portant addition to the literature Northern Whig. “Tf the numbers already received a re a fair sample of what is to he hereafter, it will reve # n important addition to the ...
... the Conservatives, and which lately has been better informed as to the policy and intentions 'of the Government than even the Whig Ministerial papers-says :— We understand that, taking into consideration the pressure which the present hard times' must ...
... Gibraltar on Saturday. Defend me from friends*,” an aspiration which must often on the lips of Mr Rol>ertson of Ladykirk, whom the Whig Government twelve months ago ap[>ointed Lord-Lieutenant of Berwickshire, as his eye glances over the columns of the Scotsman ...
... department snenoe with which it deals, the Scottish Farmer will be received an important addition to the of agriculture. —Northern Whig. the numbers already received are a fair sample of what hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the of the agrionltnral ...
... £20:),000, and assets most unfavourable. Three tbe partners are now liberated on bail ; the others are still not found. Tbe Whig of Saturday says :- There better demand to-day for power-looms, and fair quantity has been taken previous rates. There is no ...
... which it deals, the Scottish Farmer will be received as an im- portant addition to the literature of agriculture.’ — 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 ...
... lime exciting topics. The whole Geld of Law Reform les le fere GI, anti, wh. re we will, we sure to led ample sort for the 'Whig band. II me years ego Lord Westbery used to held out top a th °Sant last eversitifting kaleiduseope, in which we saw $t one ...
... organ the Conservatives, and which lately has been better informed as to the policy and intentions the Government than even the Whig Ministerial papers—-says : We understand that, taking into consideration the pressure which the present ' hard times' must ...
... now pays upwards of twenty-five millions of taxes more than it did it 1851, and this under the beneficent rule of successive Whig Governments. If this is not a policy of progress that ought to satisfy Mr Elliee and the Times, we are at a loss to know ...
... and the greatest candour, courtesy, and directness on the part of Earl Russell. Those smart men of the new generation of Whigs, who imagined that the noble Earl was used up by his Vienna escapade, must see, in the dignity and vigour with which he guides ...