... he certified to come tefore the High Court ~f Just ninny at Ed itiburgit, t h e Nevember, and the prisoner liberated. bail Whig for his appearance at future to Oil% cha rge of perjury. His Lordship thou addressed the Sheriffs of Par the stato of their ...

... vations arising from a deficient and inferior additional pri in those lecalities where it is the prim supply of turf —Northern Whig. ...

... habits. He was afraid they were in a minority, and at present only small minority.” We would gladly gainsay, if could, the Whig Peer's testimony against the working classes in this regard; all know the gross abase lavished on Mr Lowe for pretty outspoken ...

... threshing the sprouted stooka i with the rest of the crop, and so deteriorating the I quality of the whole parcel.—Norrhern Whig. Tag NeTWItiN Noernomosawan.—At the Border Union Agricul• Society's ram 'ales at Kelso on Friday, a memorial to the Privy Council ...

... former must amply a bens,' for hia. Now, in this constitn. timid country of curs, we expect that when pollticiane of any school—Whig, Tory, Liberal Comercadre, Advanced Liberal, Radical, or Democratdisease the question of Electoral Reform as they have been ...

... round Pall Mall, And thou will enter in the Gates of Hell\ And the Tory Age is backed by Whig Captain - Captaiu Chaulks Murri3, late of tbe Life Guards e Whig Apollo,* as Blacbicood called him, the volunteer laureate of the Opposition, of whomsoever ...

... by threshing the sprouted stooks with the rest of the crop, and so deteriorating the quality of the whole parcel.— Northern Whig. Ws understand with pleasure that it is proposed by the ladies of the congregation of Christ Church, lluntly, to originate ...

... than by threshing' the sprouted stocks with the rest the erop, sad so deteriorating the quality of the whole parcel.— Northern Whig. EXTRAORDINARY Pas*an AOAKKBT JOUISON. —The Southern Radical Convention Philadelphia adjourned the sine die. The proceedings ...

... and that now a Tory Government is in power. The eoneludon seems to be that the borough was either unjustly punished by the Whigs for its politics, or is about to be favoured by the Tories. ...

... contributors to a newspaper published in Edinburgh called the Bcacon, the articles in which, aimed at the leading nen on the 'Whig tide, gave great offence. Some letters and pieces of satirical poetry of a similar kind Iaving appeared in a paper styled the ...

... ia ingeniously (bqt disingenuously) ,“cooked” beforehand; and cate, not to which party may gain victory such means—be It the Whig be U the Tory—we call it corrupt and condemn it all the sane.—Bd. O.T.] tn communication to the Academy of Sciences, M. Faye ...

... swerved, and who have for centuries represented Liberalism in the north of Scotland. The descendants alike the Jacobite and Whig, still each ready to boast, they well may, of the heroism and chivalry which characterised both sides, are now united in a ...