... WHIG MINI. MACHINES for Carts »n.l Lome. WKIUHINO MACHINES for Railway Wag/m.. WEIGHING MACHINES for Coal Hotebe., WKKIHINO MACHINES (or Bo* -cad Oats Goods, SMITH HERS A CO.. Stuarr, boot Paistoy Road ToU Bar. GUtsiiOU . ...

... hands the Scotsman was considered the leading political journal in Scotland; its tone having been from the first that a decided Whig, and in Church matters that of a ‘Voluntary.’ Mr M’Larcn is the author of *A Treatise on the Topography of Troy’ (1822), Geology ...

... al man as 16 • eortels mm al mos ia enno D. the . say le Ide yawl. dam Uwe= sash. _sad se ask as the thislard ef woad La Whig, lestanos. C i e= 61 is rat le Ith el lb.ammo el wat. thi sf the tad sad diemedis sr& aid the Pallltis=fented 155.0355 ehmashlal ...

... the won. ef late Neweseds, me net tom to the 1 on ?Mindy sight, Is the bow ef ewe awed 11.5051 1. beetle' the Mirs with Mew. Whig Jamie ernes, after bentag Mid hie forth this he ith hi • TorY woody. wily Mt sew .1 1k Mem Me thee god I went of how, leniag ...

... writer defeats his own end. Even Tory will be forced to say to himself that the Whig administration cannot have been quite so bad as the writer tries to make out. The only Whig to whom he assigns modicum of praise is Mr Cardwell, though even the late Colonial ...

... passing of the Reform Bill. The deficiency was European, and it resulted in two Revolutions. That Bill seemed to give the Whigs an interminable lean of power; but from 1838 to 1841 we had a series of bed harvests again, which brought politicians so completely ...

... amount of 24 per cent., and the rate per head |M)pulatiou a fall from 6s to 6s. When the English Poor law was refoiuied by the Whig ministry thirty years ago—a measure w'hich brought the party great unpopularity and weakness- the rate per head on the |*opoulatioo ...

... _cicctorwasfouuddrnnkinthc _evening , _and _. that _the Whig elector w ; is _caught sober _very early in _the rooming , before he had had _time or opportunity to bring _himself into condition . The _Whig victim met an _accomplice of _the abductor at _six in ...

... this respect we are clearly stronger than were twelve months ago. We have got rid for ever, it is to hoped, of two powerful Whigs, each of whom was placed in that precise poeition where he could inflict the greatest possible amount of damage upon his country ...

... refined, IE they can find a profit intis it is more thn canbedone in this country. IBEFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Sat , y : Lwnxs.-We have no feature of importance to report this week. Our trade has been oa tho whole quiet, but prices ...

... unfortunate as the advertiser of- the ,stray badger supposed to be tame. - Treland has always proved a difficulty to the Whigs; it would seem to be a very thorn in the flesh to the Conser- Ivatives. Lord Derby cannot find a Master of the Rolls Ianywhere ...

... n d in respect we are clearly stronger than we were twelve months ago. We have got rid for ever, to hoped, of two powerful Whigs, each of whom was placed in that precise position where could inflict the greatest possible am ...