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... of the worst days of hostility missionary enterprise, in the .early part of present century. The attack proceeded from the Whig ex-First Lord of the Admiralty, the Duke of .Sosaenaet, and was ostensibly grounded on the recent proceedings at Yang ...
... Street, London. C.l'. And at 19.1, Buchanan 'street, Glasgow. (W. HUME, Agent). Catalogues and Prier* on application. wS. —WHIG'S Hand SEWINO-MAIIINE will hem, fell, bind, nick, quilt, braid, ems Inokler and do all Mods of sewing. All machine* tvatanteed ...
... local administration of Scotland. Now, it of is not to be deniend that there is some room for improve- of ment. The successIve Whig Gosernments which have r practically ruled over the country for the last thirty or forty years have studded Scotland with a ...
... aud Flaming Sword of Political Justice Vnsheathed, and Fearlessly Wielded iif Explaining Political Principles, in Cutting-up Whig and lory Pranks, and especially in discussing the great Irish Questions the day, addressed, in the form of Letters, to John ...
... Mem mow er—M4 I Mae why? Dr to feat, • at to pow a. to Omagh a sedan performance, gime a min emmlsions, the pemogeof getting Whig an end to a dispute. at which %Mai Ind gel &nickkw& at assrly as of a West lad Wiliam TM epithet Pam is applied to it, bosom ...
... Essay well worthy the considerate perusal of every who takes interest In the important ...
... Essay well worthy the considerate perusal every sue who takes interest In the Important question of which trests.— Northern Whig. congratulate Mr M'OonMs on the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself this must dimcull subject. cordially ...
... Mr Miller the e drove Mr Moncreiff out of Edinburgh. He was a sort goot h of little David, in a small way, vanquishing the Whig Goliath of the Parliament House. And he walked L behind Saul, in the shape of Mr Duncan M Laren, to ,i r t the songs of a saintly ...
... eaoceeafal in Parliament bed bimeelf a« agrioultunit, eleotore of Abetdeenehire would prond of hie eer»ioee-(oheere). Mn.ic- ' Let Whig and Tory agree; end judging from the merry pley round the tablee, all to agree, and be agreeable. Tbe Chairman then propoea ...
... Euay is well worthy the considerate of every •nc who takes Interest In the Important question of which It treats.” —JiorOiem Whig. We congratulate Mr M’Comblc on the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself on this most difficult subject ...
... opinions and discoveries with regard to three remarkable phenomena. Here is the °pluton given of PAWS ADYLNIEITRATIoN. Tho Whigs resumed office, but the heart of Plighted was turning to the gallant and brilliant baud, Graham and Steelier, Gladatone and ...
... of both the Whigs and the Peel Conservatives. On the death of Lord Bentmek Mr Disraeli succeeded to the sir;nal leadership of the Tory party in the House of Commons. and so well did lie play his cards that after :he dissolution of the Whig Cabinet of ...