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... ADVEHTIHER. Idth May 1806. sta.—l Cannot refrain from expressing the satisfaction with which I have perused the suggestion of 'A Whig in your panes of to-day. and I sincerely hope It may be acted upon immediately. If constituencies du not tzll their represent ...
... not be absent in the day .f battle, or be found fighting under the colours of the enemy.—! am, Sir, yours very obediently, A WHIG. ...
... things were for the best was socially, professionally, and commercially discredited. The Whig landed gentry, small but powerful body, and brilliant band of Whig lawyers, almost alone maintained good testimony. The mercantile class was (hen small in Scotland ...
... of his thmsy clap trap, ever the wine they'll upbrani him But hittle bell reck wet the ghost of « rp ‘And ill hint that the Whigs have betrayed hina. Apd vow that his dreary are done, We call on exch truc- hearted Briton, With Elche aod Lowe, from the placemen ...
... OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. The .Vorthern Whig of Tuesday says —It: was with the greatest concern that we, yesterday morning, had to announce, in a second edition of the Whig, that the dreaded rinderpest I ad broken out ia Ireland. The ...
... :—The Tara Brooch the Shield of the Cross of tons; the Maid of Norway Brooch; the Brooch of Loin; the Glenlyon Brooch (resent- Whig the Roman Fibula, or Toga ; the Bannockham Brooch ; the Romehire Circlet; Mary llama' of Scots expressive Brooch ; Marta, Mearte ...
... sobool ; they ere eat for I reqsiring judicial or ars!- , sad as to voting, the pone* ; for, Go Madly sad Ueda- -• to stela Whigs oe ...
... Orlepled lkk. of Amin* Wee while athehed tapir Id to es the i g=of — l TlN ; the a lld nus it i liewar the Drew% Ikea* et • Whig*, Beass7o•lA us a i te • Ihitelli; • of Beets sependbfelleeedi; Essitte DfoliN 6 NIONLAND ORNAMENTS. Illietembee, Spasm, feweldet ...
... 116011•11= Illakosabla4 , lo Gide. D. SU 016. Pub : Ito MN Oa lamay. VAL & By Dr OWNS% F, i b i et—•• Preservelise of = lll a=rlßY Whig Mb, IC., BytoiNA . On PaIDAT, alk JANUARY 1,11. 4 By the Rev. J. KIINTAZDT. DINGWALL On FRIDAY, 11th JAMAS, 11$7. (to be had ...
... from r i el i rell, I mem Ileino'—(ltase, hear) when I asked whist who biseginion of that book, be cisnlosestsly MU lee—be Whig • greet pelbMw of Evangelical religise—that that book bad excited his deepest admiration, and that he did not to say that it ...
... out that outer court of sileuce and P by the Liberal party. says—lt seems to be very certain that with the aid given by the Whig mawsteets the Othasentithe throw out the bill. The Pad ireeele that the delay wish* chum. stemma or an sear of jeesot he. bet ...
... of assumption. We have seen, however, a good deal of Whig foreign policy within that time, and can appreciate it by its performance. Are they such as to render it necessary or desirable that a Whig Foreign Mimister should be in office in such a crisis ...