... a year. now the him whet lee the la a lad upset, all the that the UsionM seitaily go. Mt Mr Ninon wm far back* the whole I Whig M as earl at by the pessoding widish opal to the miens that it • more day is the Ism the United Presbyterian Chores mad the ...

... for the Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities. Sir Henry is, like his brother, of the old Whig school of politics ; and has enjoyed for Some years, by appointment of the Whig Government of the late Lord Palmerston, sort remanent sinecure of some £6OO annually ...

... bittsrnesses. Another somewhat curious matter has just come up in connection with a legal appointment mads some years ago. The Whig Government bestowed Sir William Gibaon-Craig the somewhat honorary office Lord Clerk Register without fixing the salary, although ...

... idea of any system farming by free tenants. In this respect, the Roman Patricians resemble too closely the Scotch lairds. Whig and Tory, but es]iecinlly the latter. The Roman latifundia —the great landed estates—were cultivated slavegangs, under bailiffs ...

... he sold the estate he stated in his advertisement that the property abounded in all sorts game.’ to his remark about the * Whig Radical,’ he himself might have stood for the county, but that its being near Aberdeen may have awakened some unpleasant a ...

... and willing sacrifice his life fur the truth of his word.- York Sun. M arrikd by Mistake. - A coire«r»on'l»'nt tht* Noitliern Whig th»* t'xtraonliuary i»t ...

... second time that day six months.” No doubt the ex-Premier lias been encourage to take that step by the attitude which certain Whig Lords, notably Earl Huf-s ll and Lord Westbury, have recently assumed towards the Government. It is most serious decision, ...

... to the Irish bind sad specially censured the speevhcs of M r Bright that subject. Thus encoureged by the ex. aeaple of the Whig Peer. Lard Derby institute • oompanwoo between Mr O'Sullivan exit Mr Bright—a emporia= which was decidedly to the advantage ...