... of Conservatism in Church and State which were the glory and honour of that University, had come round to the position of Whig Cabinet Minister. Mr Fernandes replied. Mr C. Mackinnon, in eulogistic terms, proposed The Conservative Press and Mr Hannay ...

... saw _brother _Scots literally from Maidenkirk to John o'Groats , the shopkeepers oi Wick and _of Stronraer—we saw , _also , _Whig _noblemen riding at the _head of the agricultural _residents on their estates . Bnt o £ the _agriculturists as a class we saw ...

... average Bri- tish AA hig-and many a sober mnob-hating indi- vidual, who reckons himself a souii(l Tory, is e just precisely a Whig cut after the famous Edin- C burgrh pattern-the idea of asking the help of g God or the blessing of Providence on anything ...

... Soutb-weat. and communication with Virginia through the Carolinas. in case communication r«a Knoxville should cut off. The Richmond Whig and Leeiburg Wathingtonian call for council of Generals at Richmond to inaugurate new and more energetic system of operations ...

... any other. Perhaps, however, nothing more conservatises the rising generation in Scotland than the fact that the Edinburgh Whigs are defunct a party of high literature and accomplishments. Of course, there are individual exceptions to this, but the fact ...

... s. It has occupied nearly column with loud and unmeaning outcries about Whig noblemen riding at the head of agricultural residents,” Radical factories in Dunfermline,” and “Whig printing officesin Edinburgh,” and all to show that the Conservatives have ...

... _couatry _generally are _described a « a _. horde _at _uulclterol _lilwllera _Letween the _four » ca »; _( _lie _Edmiiurali Whigs are _iefnnct _as a _party oi hi fi li literature and » cc » niplnilini ...

... to have expansion in I them. Notwithstanding the captious spirit in which • this subject is treated by (strange to say) the Whig 1 organ, we consider the most skilful part of the I bill is the manner in which it deals with the religious difficulty—that ...

... as to have expansion in them. Notwithstanding the captious spirit in which this subject is treated by (strange to say) the Whig organ, we consider the most skilful part of the bill is the manner in which it deals with the religious difficulty—that is ...

... pram= 00110050 To 18 OS 01 000011 CLASS. St ° *M al thew e time wash of We Ants Meted el this sot a oath! of We Ms wend of whig the end retiring the let; *eV the Barna Co.- the c approval of al . , ..,' scaoiii,,VOLintros. tumoral* Moot on onorree, moan ...

... terLOIOD P tLflhinSTONS. srE;P-SON. Si lg Mr Cewper' id LPY(1 [almerston's step-sen, and al it. hence it is that when, thG- Whigs come into, loice, je iO some nice 1i.41e is zlways ?? for thisgentle- G is man - for this reason-, aid nou ether-eiartainly ...

... show how much more generous the Premier is, than the Radicals who wear so clumsily the blue and buff livery, in regions where Whig upper servants are scarce, and stable-boys have to be drawn away from their natural work to wait at table : Not many years ...