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... the _nonkiiowabic he had _the humility and the sense not _needlessly and _heedlessly to pry . In _politics , Dr Traill was a Whig _of the _aid anil best school , and he lived through a time and _in a _town where to bo a Liberal was to _suffer as well as ...
... member of various associations connected with natural history. In politics the deceased Professor was through. out a consistent Whig, while in literature his name is widely known amongst medical prac- titioners as the author of a small but comprehen- sive ...
... Codgers left thdr wisps in order to be =W is% Lard wet es the snubs* deed, he bavioE boos assist Its validity. Lead said wee Whig. Lad seesael Moss he ht of ids Ads! Is lit be add After *ohms she et is. to Dover, and In as apse bed Realigns. Her was wended ...
... from Ireland to their friends in fourteen years amount to u|»- of twelve millions sterling. The Liner Trade. —The Northern Whig*” of Saturday observes ; In our local trade, business continues •lull, and the state the country is uot such as to warrant ...
... into the uon-knowable he had the humility and the sense not needlessly and heedlessly to pry. In politics. Dr Traill was a Whig of the old and best school, and he lived through a time and in town where to be a Liberal was to suffer well to act. He was ...
... fulfilled the duty of editor of the last edition of the Encyclopiedia Britannica.” In politics the deceased Professor was a staunch Whig. Bankruptcy Coi »t.— At this Court, yesterday, Alexander Elder, printer, Edinburgh, appeared before Sheriff ilallard for e ...
... policy rukrs. Different peoples of one evaamon ba» been pitted against each other to onr'e purpose, of their princes, and then Whig ...
... ; 4. Corporal Adams, 20 hits and points. FUXERAL OF TUK LATE I.OIID Fill MATE OF ALL IKK LA XU. (From the Bel fait Xorthcrn Whig. The mortal remains of his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Armagh. Primate of All Ireland, were Wednesday deposited in the crypt ...
... —The smack %tint Lawrence, of Glasgow, hem Troon for Belfast, left Troon about 10 ea lIM drat alt. At about 4 p.m, the weather Whig ems* sad the wind 1'4.W., a good working bresee, Ms Oldp proceeding on her voyage, Alexander Delta's, Om became unwell, and ...
... Financial Leformers to cut that enormous suns down to something like a reasonable amount has been ridiculed at one time by the Whigs and at another by the Tories, and in every instance repelled by both. Earnest men have ceased to fight the nation's battle ...
... pregnant proof of tbe severity and impolicy our present stringent game laws. Aud yet some the more clodbeaded of squirearohy—ToiyJ Whig, and) Eahcal squirearchy—for one fool bad and mad as another—w uld make these game laws still mure and more severe! An 1 they ...
... warm and sincere friends of their country, who can see in all this no other conclusion than the propriety of puttiag out the Whigs, and voting at the next election for the Tories. We believe them to be mistaken. We do not think that this was the feeling ...