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... considered hopeless. Lord Breadalbane, by his energy, his talents, and bis vast posses- sions, was long a valuable member of the Whig party in Scotland. As Earl of Ormelie, before his succession to the peerage, he stood, in 1832, a contest for the representation ...
... Upleted, and is below Fort Darling, ready for sea. mond Whig says, that if electioneering assertions believed, the result of the Northern elections would quay 4 declaration of peace; but the Whig places no Nea in these assertions. The Southern jourvals ...
... Thurlow Ch Weed leaves for Europe on the 30th. are 8 Indians have revolted in Minnesota. More _~ &Xpected, troy 40 ed ee d Whig estimates the quantity of cotton de- © commenceme nt of the struggle at from tw 009 bales, ~ A ug. Sehting > With Vari ed 26 ...
... Kirkcaldy that with the Liberal iuterest uudivides there was no chance for a candidate, It wa lh & gh, fully expected that a Whig candidate would be brought for and ward as the proper successor to Colonel Ferguson, but Mr his Aytoun being first in the field ...
... accession to the Yar- xfordshire, by the death of Mr. Har- borough peerage; and O: states that Mr. Lawson, the court. The Northern Whig ll not contest the borough of Solicitor-General for Ireland, wi Sir Hervey Bruce is pro- Coleraine on the present occasion ...
... empty larder * —A fillet (flllit.) I'll take the responsibility, as Jenks said, when he held out his arms for tha baby. Whig Lorbs.—Why are Brougham, Wensleydale, and Cranworth great anomalies !—Because they are u-hvjs without heirs. Word fob Civil ...
... nt. Mr. business details to Fechter’s first grand cou p willbea translation from Le Bos seu.—“ Edward Yates, in the Northern Whig. THE LaTE Ma a few days of Lord RQUIS OF BREADALBANE.—Within gram reached him Breadalbane’s death, at Lausa from Her nne, a ...
... appeal was made to on the subject, but with no better result. THE —Ed SENSATION ” OF THE Day. ” is deci Yates, iu the Northern Whig, says Olmat ip the sensation ot the day. Au;body D skould go at once, for be must break bis Le yshatare night, and killa dozen ...
... healthy aspect, and on good land A large section of this esculent on iight i will, ho Wever, never reach more than halfa yield. Whig te is m uch to be lamented as it involves a loss hence a Probability will not be remedied for many years With ting whe Beheroy ...
... the very limited business done stretches over ten coluuanr, of the Northern Whig. The most sauent point the doings on Saturday was an impeachment lrfr Lindsa y- The Whig thus describes the scene — * r. Rea stood up, and emphatically and deliberately ...
... of metal was an insufficient protection against ordnance of this description at close Times. Cost oF “ Law anp 1x Northern Whig calls atte to the enormous cost of “ law In the Civil Service Estimates for and justice” in Ireland. ment the total charze ...
... decidedly proscribed; and the consequence of such distinctions, the effect of that favour shown to one party—whether it were the Whig party at the beginning of the House of Hanover, whether it was the opposite party iv other reigns—was to make one portion of ...