... Bridge. These xealots were most numerous amongst the rustics of the Western Lowlands, who were vulgarly called Whigs. Thus the appellation of whig was fastened on the Presbyterian zealots of Scotland, and was transferred to those English politicians who showed ...

... REMOVAL. ROBERT AUK WHIG HT, Accountant, Estate and Rent Agent, begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has REMOVED from No. 2, Quick-place, to* No. 10, Garden-htueet, St. John’s, and begs for a further continuance of their kind support ...

... distinctions than we have for several years. The hopes of the two great parties have been raised by odventious circumstances. The Whig-Liberals and the Radical Liberals think they have found men moulded to their purposes in Earl Clarendon and Mr. Gladstone. ...

... Clarendon has been to Vienna for a different purpose, we are told. The noble lord acquired the nick-name, while there, of the Whig Commis-vomr/eur. Inasmuch his presumptive aims have been commercial matters. It is said of him that declared to Count Rechburg ...

... them. Our loss is very small; the enemy’s unknown. The brave General Cicgg died at the head of his troops. (From the Richmond Whig, Octobers.) All accounts concur in placing our loss at very low figure, whilst that of the enemy was very severe. About an ...