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... Bengal 3d to 4 d, and Madras 4d to sh the UV. stober sales. Gd per Ib., compared will Saturday reports on the ‘The Northern Whig of state of tho Belfas t Linen Trade as follows :— —Very little change has ‘Lip: .8— Brown — Power Loom. ve take: place the ...
... ever with compromises, The education cf the people has been delayed year after year by compromises, Mr Monorteff is of the old Whig school Young Scotchmen are tired of him, He must move or be movid. A great measure in his hands dwindles and dwindles till ...
... If the Government command the of The day bas gone country, the must show thi name was by when the shadow of » mi Liberal or Whig, vied with other in and Tory, ebain of Yea, the master- minds tbat bave arisen at different steges of grees with have detected ...
... of that nobleman imposes on the Government the duty of looking out for a successor. Necessarily, the choice is very limited. Whig Lords are not remarkably plentiful in the Scottish peerage, and the number who may bo willing to act as principal figure in ...
... disturbed districts have, however, all received strong detachments of military and police. According to the report in the Northern Whig, the disturbance originated in an interference by the with bonefire lit by some children, no doubt in celebration of the Ist ...
... incorrect, but if it is not so there is little doubt that the Whigs must go out of the Cabinet. The policy cannot go. It is not even a mere Go- vernment policy, but a nation’s, aud if the Whigs have once more failed to see the tendency of a high public opinion ...
... irrational and iMMneiaVCntfc. TllR Fifeahice Jourwit ia neb the Whigs, who trusthave made a prohab1p,Wfll think twice l«efurt ...
... LAND TIE RIOT IN THE NORTH OF The Northern Whig gives the following account of the deplorable ocovrrence at Poi.lowa on Thursday night the whole we~ most deplorable, i is satisfactory to be i to say it was not the result sense of the term—that is, ts ...
... consideration of the public virtues of the Lord Advocate. Mr Moncreiff is a man of whom Scotland may be proud. A hereditary Whig, he has always proved himself a sound Liberal, has given good assistance to the successive Liberal Governments of which he ...
... echoed from Edinburgh that the Whigs, who by’abnae of trust have made a Secretaryship for Scotland probable, will think twice before giving the post to Mr W. E. Baxter, the conceited prig who represents Montrose. What the Whigs call their natural instinct” ...
... ever with compromises, The education of the people has been delayed year after year by compromises, Mr Moncrieff is of the old Whig echook Young Scotchmen are tired of him, He must move or be moved. A great measure in his hands dwindles and dwindles till ...
... necessarily scanty, as the newspapers give but a smallidea of the matter. Cornelius O'Dowd is very good this raonth. A Great Whig Journalist, who is Daniel Defoe, is admirably sketched, it may be by the same pen which so graphically sketched the famous ...