... the buildinglard of Mews J. Is W. Chadic There board a great umber of who wished to enjoy the law* a great portion of them Whig boys. After the ship had taken the water, the tide thee at ks height, it was evident that she was top-heavy, and after several ...

... phlegmatic ooeatitutioe whom was hardly warmed for society by the tarns Steels was no lt for I*-, Doe the company, red bet Whig, knelt down la drink health with all honours. Thu rather the bishop, which, Steele seaimt. whkpsrsd to him laugh, lord, laugh; ...

... dismissed from his office of revising barrister, has a Scottish parallel, mentioned in the DaUg Review. Several years ago the Whigs of Edinburgh protested against Mr Mark Napier continuing aa the revising barrister, on account of his strong Tory prejudice ...

... imperial stone; • .1 , bd to eid; barley do. Ott to M. EDINBURGH CORN Sept. 5. Wbeat.—There were is to-dsre 029 or.. beat, Whig 300 Um kit week. Mew 3004 ap on tia= c and 2e ap ea the mime. 16 . tumid. .—There were le 1 5 9 bArify, being 4 more than week ...

... differed | have succeeded to his father’s position of man of all from everybody, including his former self. Being | to the Whigs. Though he bas not been in the Con the Radical member for Sheffield, he made what | more than ten or eleven years, he has filled ...

... he Gift of the late Mir Charles Tempest, • CompHmentary FREE TICMEF Promoted to every one who or of • Book of 20 Tickets, =Whig the Holder to • chasm of winning any of the following IPriase • Gate dee in Manufacture—Preseated by the Eperor and Empress ...

... 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 24 per cent., and on the ra e per head of |topulation a fall from 6s. 6*. When the English Poor-law was reformed by the Whig Ministry thirty years measure which brought the.party great unpopularity and weakness—the rate per head the population was ...

... gave evidence that voted for Schneider and Lawrence, but received nothing for bis vote. He added, I generally split between Whig and Tory. It looks more peaccaMe like, and one’s pretty much as good as the other. Sir Samuel Baker, the African traveller ...