... Stormont, Tory, Mr Fox Maule, Whig, Mr Home Drummond, Tory, Mr G. D. Stewart, Whig, 1128 will thus be seen that, with the exception of the last, the votes were very close, the majorities being :— 1834, Tory majority, 196 1835, Whig mejority, 116 1837, 1840 ...

... staunch Whig. agreat interest in the recent election in the Stirling Bi of ir and was e een supporter A cl ted Bethune and entitling the holder to shoot at Andrews for a £10 prize, WAB Bucs avs acae Ua, Crichton won with 38 ple ight war weld, aed ch agains’ ...

... contests, but it may be well to note how the voters were divided at them :— Sir George Murray, Mr Graham, 1455 Mr Fox Maule, Whig, George Murray, Tory, 1371 ...

... reason. And, similarly, the Reform Bill of 1867 is the doom of Whiggery. After a long exclusion from power, the hereditary Whigs, then the only opponents of the Tories, were brought into office by the middle classes. Reform, such as it was, was their work—the ...

... The voice of the country has not been friendly to the old Whigs. Tho new electors either voted for the Tories or for men who are fundamentally opposed to the Tories, Ni indeed, that these Whigs failed to express confidence. in Mr general and their det ...

... Liverpool Cotton market is The sales are returaed at changed to-day. bales, of which 2000 were on speculation aa “Rae. Northern Whig of Saturday of Linen stocks here are not to force sales so much as fortnight ago. The makes of from ‘are held for an adv pam ...

... at last Monday's quotations. Barley also un- altered. but oats firm at the full rates of this day of the week -— The Belfast Whig reports as follows on the trade LATE N EWS SPECIAL THE PREMIERSHIP. our London Correspondent.) Loypon, Monday evening. T bear ...

... supply, and the prices of this day wock were realised In foreign there was little doing, at about late rates. The Northern Whig of Saturday reports on the Belfast Linen trade as follows ; Power ~The remarks of last week still prices are without change ...

... a decline of from 1s to 2s per qr. n fe eign Wheat there was scarcely any business done. The B el on the trade of the ifast Whig of Seturdey reports as follows Linene.— suitable for the held at advanced rates, and some of our | bave reseived large orders ...

... (Laughter. ) A Whig is now a most valu- paturs! curiosity—(renewed Vet laughter)—a fossil do not deny that they cid good service in their time, you see, they did it atter peculiar fashion, it was gool for them to be Whigs, aud, being Whigs, to carry Wi ...

... are wanted, and sell bas been little done ‘There is only a demand for are to the high price of There ix no chacge in Northirn Whig of Saturday reports as fol Fe bas been one of for linena have been placed for light tor Aboat its enormous prices ruling for ...

... were on lation and for ex; t Mark Lane to-day, English Wheat was in at a reduotion of 1a to 2s quarter on the terma ‘Northern Whig, of Saturday reports a PING 2 DUNDER Tagport, light —Pladda a Reid, at Riga from ‘June ft. Jett Barcelona for loft stetum for ...