... _German _instead _, of _a ' Christian . name derived , we _presume _, _ &dm _. l _a'i . _ctceiiitoas _relationship to _that Whig Creneiai _^ _bom-. Thacheray . caases _lo _'be _eironeonsly commemorated as - _: ; ' . _^ _J- _-.. y ' •' :. ...

... vulgar Arundels; they elect either decent half-educated men on the strength of their Liberal professions,—or popularity-seeking Whig landlords in their immediate neighbourhood. Thus, Kirkcaldy has been for at least two generations the family seat” the Fergusons ...

... found in Whig tufthunters. From Radical who is opposed to all Peers, Tory Duke has chance of fair play. But he has none from the writer—whether journalist or correspondent,”—who haunts the gates—and—when he can get themthe dinner-tables—of Whig oligarchs ...

... _much iffiproTfcd _. Early _fields are in _1 'loom , _aod only require Ene weatha to _BUtnathen the _filre . _—^ Vor _. _Atrn Whig , _July 2 _ ...

... respected in the west of Fife. Mr Ayton is understood to entertain political views slightly in *drapes of those held by the Whig party, but his being an advanced Liberal, will nut, we should think, lessen his acceptability in the eyes of the Kirkcaldy ...

... TURNIP MD TOR LATE BOWING. DRUMMOND & SONS to tbdr feel Wog forbids rowing. mown Jo*, or kW, dime it lb and upwards& limo& 'Whig Stations Ma AND IMPROVED HORSE RAKE. G. W. to the EOM a which ell nab et the Bast Mallseble Iroa, so= on lttiisahls Iron waists ...

... hands were tied _behind his back , _-whilst he _-was slecpuag , with a _. strip of the _prisoner ' s gown _. — _Northern Whig . ...

... DINING AT GREENWICH. Edmund Yates, the Looker-on in London in the Northern Whig, writes:-I think you will give us Loncloners credit for trying, by making much row, to prevent our visitors, be they fo- reigners or country people, from being taken in ...

... duties of an M.P., and more especially a prominent member of the Government, do not eon-ist in merely saying Yes in favour of a Whig measure, and No against a Tory one. He is understood and expected to do something more than this, if it be less agreeable and ...

... a gallant captain, stationed not a hundred miles from Templemore, for offering insult to bis commanding officer.— Northern Whig. The Extraordinary Commission op Lunacy.— At the opening of the Commission of Lunacy at Reading before Master Warren. Q.C. ...

... Summarg. LORD NORMANDY, the old Whig renegade, came out with what he meant for great strength last night in the House of Lords, on the condition of the political prisoners in Naples. - Like Macbeth, the noble Lord maintains a spy in every household in ...

... had led to scepticism in a thousand varied forms • where the evidences of Christianity, indeed, as wel l as the principles of Whig religious liberty, found an admirable weekly advocate in the brave and manly Andrew Thomson, but where the spiritual, the poetical ...