... BLACKNESS POWDER MAGAZINE. CONSERVATIVE VTF.W OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT'S CONDUCT. Our Tory contemporary, the Courant, discourses as follows upon this subject: Regardless of consequences, the Whig Government seems determined to pursue course of short-sighted ...

... it is curious that the device had its origin in the scheming brain of acute Whig Writer to the Signet. There was inn at Fushie Bridge, in Mid- Lothian, owned by strong Whig partisan, and the landlady of which was popularly supposed to be the original ...

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... Old, as every sentence of his production plainly shows him to an 44 old man, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical (perhaps he may be all the three). his epistle An Ohl Whig has added another proof to the truth of the old adage that fo'ks are twice bairns ...

... members (Mr David M'Laren), apparently in despair of having their complaints listened to or their grievances redressed by the Whig Government, expressed the hope that another Secretary of War would them more justice. Leith the inhabitants petitioned the ...

... wide the leapv.uo4 the kanchiiiett, awl Feedsss.- i itself into a Ceitocil. the by his pest lad, assemphisheil that which the Whig Mewl party had idol ettaie-a Wank which sad all hew mid all peruse. hut = She who. or a s rdbe to .z :at to that I whisk ten ...

... my bosom team, Can ye not swiftly waft to that fab one of whom dream'r Ere I forget fair Maggie's name, the lark qulv'ring whig Shall firrt forget in summer days rise and sweetly sing; And first shall lovely Como's lake, with waters clear and bright, ...

... that—in another and much worse world—some disreputable double of Lord Derby, instead of taking a leap the dark to dish the Whigs, might have made his enemy stand and deliver on Hounslow Heath, on pain receiving a couple of balls his head, and ridden to ...

... a similar ap• al. the Liberal organs would have filled the country with their cleanness'. t, • hint at has beets Jahr by a Whig . J, sail t h e *Arilsnum.' is silent thr fart. however, a, it may, it f even if ow. nn fur Mr that thr Lonl waa the pistolled ...

... perty of the Irish Church would to the land lords. In conclusion, said if had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party past times to have secured civil and religions freedom. wise instinct the leading men and statesmen of the country had ...

... in 1851, the resignation of Lord ! J. Russell brought the Conservatives to the very gates of Downing Street; and after the Whigs had retained their offices for year longer, in February, . 1852, the Conservative chief, who meanwhile had succeeded his father ...

... Groomaport. (Laughter ) Mr tame—fin afraid ibey rill have to go auniewhere. The tato van puttposed for a aautith.—'iror• then Whig. COUKTSPIIIP AND ITS DIFFICULTIES. AT West Brouniwith Police Court, Satin , day, three young men, named Cox, Antlers, and Phipps ...