... rAL AN 1~ ifs upon three. (The was Ind ohms, which woe mews& Lod that the the Whig boat el Mr Rem.) Mr replied for it. lad Tessa awl Demme sold—The Mnl boa to an aid whisk I hove the'Wisar sad pismire at big r i. is. I to Adak tat }rite the ad a a Tea ...

... Again, in 1849, ao attempt was made to r anquet, meeting the Whigs. But the popular perfervidun secure supported this party, aud the Tory caed Heary Home Drummond, had an easy victo contest Whig candidate, Mr George Stewart. he aided wo and So much for the ...

... them. Nobly did they vindicate the right. But they are very differently circumstanced now. Were the question now before thorn—Whig v. Tory : Progress v. Obstruction: Gladstone ». Disraeli : did it involve the abolition of the Irish Uh.'ifcli ; or, the triumph ...

... shameful verde linmea life to wpm la prison; sad the only hop this party meld eheriek • Mean for their and sulker chasm for lap a Whig Government. Bat. is Midden. the heir en overturn al the bib Cherish pm ea impetus to Irish Liberalism. Many poetise inert have ...

... among ether Wanes Mr Sown was a Whig, that be did not select him as his tenant for the next nineteen years. And quite right. Why shouldn't his Lordship choose a tenant after his own mind? If any of our Perthshire Whig aristocracy (and we are thankful ...

... , Tory to the backbone, hoisting true blue, with not a rag of Whig bunting to catch a stray vote, was preferred by a majority of 500 to Mr 8.111111, almost as muck a Conservative as a Whig, a moderate—a very moderate—supporter of progress (for be thinks ...

... remainthe elm; and, Sadly, the amendment was carried against Govemment by 213 rota spinet 69. In this division a large number of Whig Peers voted against the Government. 17p to this point, then, the House of Peers has acted in sleet accordance with the Realties ...

... consequence Was dune. horses ranged from £15 to £39, t two pa o the FAIRS IN PERTH AND FORFAR 8 lerate ‘To BE HELD IN May, Whig Prom Oliver & Alman bod Abernethy, cattle, 4th Wednesday. who Alyth, cattle, sheep, and birt 4d Tuesday. years an Amulree, ...

... Forte-cue : not prove insincerity, I fear it proves sslf•ceptioo ; the Utter being a much commoner fault with better sort modern Whig- lhau ths former. Nevei was there party more the victim of its own illusionsillu-ions which nothing seems capable of dispelling—no ...

... be a Now t 1 rand i 1 the forty live, He ched, ah tonstic ef the tw ung We al that, to the te el me 4 ale tees te te by The Whigs may wolf, the Whige may yw wer mech vw + a he sincere, 4 of Rut that a! oa be fl still kee whate'er betide, his Co ta ri a ...

... Warman Scotland is about to be Mowed with a State flearetary, and some Whig gentlemen is he rewarded for special Whig services by appointment to the mug berth, — and if so, what speed Whig gentleman is to he so rewarded, and what the said gentleman is to do ...

... conpected with it, Of course, th will be Clerk was demented ; but, it was the dem simply a ine moral nature. Would that we bad nv Whigs ab least of such moral sen t Mr pad This, combined with streagth of intellect ai ul ead to bribery in Bridge’ 1 | seul soon ...