... 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 ...

... the popular side of the debate has mod &mos to carry then in the end. It have served as an antidote to the sluff which the Whig Darned of Dahmkis and others were pouring into the ems the rev. senators, if some one of them, bailing from the North—say ...

... again? There's wane to tell. An arrant Whig, Whit glories in a patriot's name, poopits tilled—nor care. By men ri a' Kirk., just the same. Will ye no come back again ? Will ye no collie back ? And dish the Whig., and a' their crew— Will ye no come buc ...

... the building of the venal, and tine while with it. This has been Ministerial journal as a highly proceeding, which, from a Whig point of view, it very possibly is. On Monday night, the Irish Ohnoa Bill was read a third time in the and paned by a majority ...

... again There’s wanr to tell. An arrant Whig, glories in patriot's name, Wants poopits filled—nor cares a fig— By men o' a’ Kirks, just the same. Will no come hack again •Wjli ye come hack again And dish the Whigs, a’ their crew— Will no come back again ...

... Scotsmen and other Whig friends. But he cannot surely affirm that the ol vi d xsz t ,: his mistress, however perverse and intimidated er hindered him from being a little man; though Mr Boon, aided. and abetted by th e Sonoma and other Whig endeavours to make ...

... are in their favour. Hares end rabbits mightily assisted the Liberals at the late election for Perthshire; and if preservers—Whig or Tory, it does not matter — would only keep them on the electoral roll. so speck, for a hole while longer, no doubt we shall ...

... lied& kaki= impels/ IS Erik be Pork at the Perthshire &mud. THUItBDAY, JUNE 10. INI. IT does not require the virulence the Whig and Radial newspapers to impress ea the mushy the extreme gravity at the Falsest position the House at Lords in respect of ...

... The Whig Government is introducing what it wishes to be regarded as a comprehensive educational measure. Then, why net lay held d the enormous wealth of these Hospitals, and make it supply the educational want Seedend—secondary schools' The Whig Govesument ...

... e river, to a great extent, of molts, which were forinet ly literally swarming 1111011 LAND AND AGNICULTVRAG SOCIITTY.—At • Whig of this Society, held at Edinburgh, on eshiesday laud, an obsserre, under the heading of Premium. for Reports, the mime ...

... gOod concha l , while others were quite the rerer,o, and this we attribute souseMlMl@ to the late weather preventing cOpping Whig proceeded at proper time. tly after washing. I L&., BIRD WITHIN' —Very few offered, at prices ranging from 294 to 324; unwashed ...

... more than twenty Peers die annually, and three or four peerages become extinct every year. It is not surprising that when the Whigs found themselves in office iu 1830, they began to redrew in some degree the enormous disparity in the nombers of the rival ...