... party, has, in a political sense, far less weight in Scotland than in England. There are, of course, many Scotchmen who are Whigs or Tories like Steenie Steenson, juist oot o' a kind o' needcessity to belang to a'e pairty or the ither but, generally speaking ...

... bitterness of feeling, is now practically settled. Whatever Administration may bring in the next Reform Bill, whether Tory or Whig, there can be no doubt that the Bill will either be, or profess to be, comprehensive. ...

... may have given Lord Derby the hint. Literary men receive far too few such appointments, unless County Court given by the Whigs to the father-in4aw influential London editor, considered one. The Tories have now chance of doing gracious thing ; and I hope ...

... concurred with or differed from his brethren, his opinion always commanded respect. Lord Ivory was a steady adherent of the Whig party; and on frequent occasions during the Reform struggle he rendered his party signal service. He is the author of an edition ...

... given Lord Derby the hint. Literary men receive far too few such appointments, unless a County Court Judgeship, given by the Whigs to the father-in-law of an influential Lon- don editor, be considered one. The Tories have now a chance of doing a gracious ...

... If it counts for nothing—if the Tories are ®n this, as on some other occasions, to be content with doing the work of the Whigs—if they are to emulate or excel them in truckling to the priesthood, one will be entitled to ask what is the exact function ...

... have been don- (Renewed cheers.) It has not been the policy of the Tones to do good things; and I have seen the time when the Whigs have been much less zealous about them than could have wished them, (daughter.) Tlu-v have sprung from the people, and the ...

... speculation and for export. At Mark Lane’to-day, Wheat was in short supply and the turn dearer. Barley and Oats firm. The Northern Whig of Saturday reports as fol- lows as to the state of the Belfast Linen trade :— In Linens there has not been much to report ...

... extent of the damage done thereby will not be known until digging-out ha* ended, which will not be until next month. —BeJfajt Whig, Harmless One man has read that early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy and Wife, 1 buys alarm to wake himself on ...

... isms whisk Aspirin Mow to provost roaming fail to is in with of the Claim Vi,, whisk be ins& with at be of Limo Louisa it (Whig) ▪ by • l Lord and footman bra Wield; but la boa MI WWI Ism binder in pity with Pirs Me way to the odd. whit whom d _ Weekly ...

... have been done. (Renewed cheers.) ha* not been the policy of the Tories to do good thing*; aid I live seen the time when the Whigs have been much less zealous ftbout them than have wished th->n (Hinewed laughter.) They from people, SLd the people have carried ...

... done thereby w reading, but the extent of the not be known until out has ended, which will not be until next month.— Belfast Whig. Harmizss man has read that ‘early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy and wise,” so he buys an alarm to wake himself ...