... until educated by the tried and sagacious teaching women, they cannot have risen to the state of nor know whether they are Whigs or Tories. Markets GRAIN MARKETS; StOnehavek, October 25. this being Megray fair day. their was a pretty large attendance in ...

... accepted the Lords. The tenacity of Ministers their places, which line of conduct indicates, is peculiarly characteristic of the Whigs ; but it does not speak highly of their personal chivalry and honour. The wretched majority of 5 vote of confidence is practically ...

... In the year 1834, the present Lord Derby, and tlie late Sir James Graham, and one or two more, who were then members trf the Whig Cabinet, discovered that their views longer coincided with those of their rty; and what was the course which they pursued ...

... labour, as far as practicable, to close their workshops on that day.” Now, I ask any one, be he Reformer or non-Reformer, Tory, Whig, or Radical, whether this is not going too far. «hy should whole day’s labour be lost? The masters under the present arrangements ...

... phosphate of magnesia and the hairs on the husks of oats. This large stone, as may be called, waa the cause of the horse s death.— Whig. SCOTLAND. His Grace the Duke of Richmoud has given a subscription of to the fund for the erection of the new Cathedral Inverness ...

... the question, and supported the Conservative patty, took an active and efficient |>ert In the government of the coantry the Whig* then broadly asserted the Rcfo.m Act • final measure. The Radicals, disappointed the Reform Act, became angry, and began movement ...

... take him for all, we never shall look upon hia like again. He was a sincere, honest Reformer, and he was not a place-hunting Whig. There no reason why be should not have a bust in the House of Commons, except that that will be suggestive of the long line ...

... manner idolised. Mrs Connor \v;.s about 35 years of age. The boy, Edward Connor, was taken charge bv the police.— Northtrn Whig. MR ifi »«■ TH*«KW'»INIBTBY. * } The HakvSst m Fuancf and. Algeria.—The : DaY. f ...

... During the past week there were no fewer than six fires in Belfast, involving losses estimated at about £15,000. —Northern Whig. Dr Lankester often holds “any eight, nfiic and even eleven inquests a-day London, and he the coroner only for one district ...

... Thursday next. It is understood that the documents found on the prisoners will lead to further important arrests.—iVorfAern Whig. ...

... those moderate Liberals who not desire to be buried alive in that, memorable tomb in Westminster Abbey, in which the last the Whigs is to rest, and his countrymen to thankful th;vt can repose. To them I say, with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, wise, and ...