... 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 ...

... dia— ‘Will ye no come back ‘There's waur to tell. An arrant Whig, ‘Wha glories in a patriot’s name, filled—nor cares a fig— By men o’ Kirks, jast the same, ye no come back no come back the Whigs, ‘Will ye no come back tate crow Gle men like them the things ...

... Chan* have been lodged en behalf et Lord Cairns, but no intimation of them Me yet been made in Parliament. Bat the independent Whig Peers have made a mod inimical to the Gomnimmt whom Earl Grey is to move the from the preamble of the Bill of the words prohibiting ...

... an anxious interest among the opponents of the Ministerial Bill. They are concerned to find the alternative put forward by Whig Peers upon whose alliance against the bill in Committee they had placed great dependence. The revival of the policy of levellin'-up ...

... 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 ...

... this expected great gathering the city of Perth in August are now in progress. It is expected there will be a large attendance Whig statesmen and nobility, including Mr Gladstone, Mr Bright, Earls Dalhousie and Airlie, Lori KinnairA, he. The gm. Captain Ogilvy ...

... 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 ...

... regard to the position of their Lordships' House. The able tribune the people, the illustrious individual, as even great Whig Peers have lately taken to call him, does not in any respect suggest the idea of a Pegasus, but he shows as much difficulty ...

... Wallahanent in Ireland, but disdained sympathy with those who wished to need leach a measure to Ragland and Scotlaod. The great Whig Peer we followed by the Duke Ancona, who cone' spoke against the Bill, which, wisely of warm, found • supporter in the Duke ...