... along with Sir James Graham and a few friends, broke away from tbe Whig Government the appropriation of property originally set apart for religious uses. He separated from the Whigs that point; and, unlike Sir James Graham, never rejoined them. The question ...

... the Conservative friends Mr Gordon to waive the case, confident as many of them were that by this means they would oust the Whig Lord Advocate. Ex-Lord Advocate Gordon, however, was immoveable; and out of deference to him the matter has been quashed. Although ...

... cuaidered. Thy letter Ws conic too late for publics, ties this week. The Forfanhire fezhounda meet on Monday. Dee, 27th, at Whig Street. at II o'clock ; and on Thursday, Dee. 30th, at Balaban, at II o'clock. Tee Bc Kee A meeting of the Committee of Town ...

... of her history was act of persecution fit to condemned and resented—and were not slow in denouncing the territorial lords, Whig and Tory, who were guilty of that folly, and injustice. It cannot, therefore, be from any hostile spirit that we feel unable ...

... Church, and its discontinuance, if such should turn out to the case, will entail no loss. It was generally believed that the Whig Lord High Commissioner pocketed some J61500 annually by the appointment, which sum, addition to the £5OO which was spent in ...

... The yield will not generally lie large hut year; but tbe quality of the )»otato, is believed, will be supericT. —Northern Whig. The Weather and Crops Aberdeenshire.— The violent drought which prevailed during tie eacimcr, and far into the autumn, terminated ...

... applause.) The Rev. Cameron had much pleasure proposing The Member for the County, Mr J. Dyce Nicol,” assured that all, whether Whig or Tory, would give him credit for the great attention he had given to matters brought under his notice, and for the consistent ...

... tenure of office. He got into disgrace through an intrigue to combine the Peelitcs and Protectionists in order to oust the Whigs ; and then resolved to give politics for ever. Ho was unable to attend to the judicial business of the House, for he was lame ...

... religion—Free Church or Roman Catholic—is not taught along with the three Rs, is not more surprising than to find not old Whig abstaining from voting for Moncriefif in the first University contest, and canvassing for the Tory candidate in the last. ...

... approach to the numbers which filed into the lobbies on Wednesday morning was in the division on a vote of no coufidence in the Whig Ministry in September 1841. Sir Robert Peel then mustered 360 supporters, and the Ministerialists 209, or a minority of 91 ...

... replacing the healthy green tbe leaf in many parts of that district, snd that deceased tubers are turning up here there.—Belfast Whig. The Cattle Disease. —Ths prsvalence of the foot and mouth disease is reported to spreading somewhat actively in the following ...

... possesses beyond doubt the largest immediate coanection in both Houses of PuiUament, not. merely his own side, but among the Whigs. held for many years the post of Groom the Stoic to Prince Alber', and is (teraonally very acceptalile Court, ilis bearing ...