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... PaapMai.**— Sptetmtgr. “Tliia able it well th« consycnUc prniaal of one Ukes an iutereat lu the which it tnraU.”—A'ortAero Whig. We conirratulate Mr STCoiublc Uie aJnUrablc cleameaa with which he oyrMMd on thia m.wt tlimcult aubject cordially c«*mmcuil ...
... Cabinet, had its proper reward in the re-formation of the Whig Ministry by the Lord Chancellor, with Lord Melbourne as Premier. Hated by king William and the Tories, feared and disliked by the Whigs, he was at last overlooked by Melbourne in such a mean ...
... Eeaay well worthy the oonaiderate penital every one who take* interest in the Important question which It treat*.— KurtAem Whig. congratulate the a.lmlrahle with which ha* expressed himself this most dlfflcult subject. cordially commend his Pamphlet a ...
... year., and now Intimates having returned from by annual visit t. the Manufacturing District., with a largo NEW SADDLERY GOODS, Whig saddles and Bridles, Oig, Riding, and Cart Whips, in variety, Norm Brushes, Comte, Bpsgw, Names, Traces, tr., .with a general ...
... well worthy the considerate perusal every one who take* an interest in the important question which it treats. - .VorfAern Whig congratulate Mr Tumble the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself on this moat difficult subject We cordially ...
... local administration of Scotland. Now, it of is not to be deniend that there is some room for improve- of ment. The successIve Whig Gosernments which have r practically ruled over the country for the last thirty or forty years have studded Scotland with a ...
... Essay well worthy the considerate perusal every sue who takes interest In the Important question of which trests.— Northern Whig. congratulate Mr M'OonMs on the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself this must dimcull subject. cordially ...
... Euay is well worthy the considerate of every •nc who takes Interest In the Important question of which It treats.” —JiorOiem Whig. We congratulate Mr M’Comblc on the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself on this most difficult subject ...
... C taken possession of by a mob which surrounded it. At r Burntisland, there was a warm contest over a dock scheme between Whigs and Advanced Liberals, and the candidates returned were all new men except one. At Jedburgh, the elections turned on a paving ...
... g-period-sixteen years or thereby-that eg Sir William represented Perthshire in Parliament, he gained the reputation, with Whig and Tory alike, of being l about the most accomplished, the most useful, and the best informed of Scottish meinbers, and the ...
... defend landed property, and nearly sure to see upheld the aristocratic constitution of society ; but he is not sure to hate the Whigs, awl is very lukewarm indeed in his duvet' to ' the Church. That he will become • Liberal is doubtful, for the Liberalism of ...
... times events doh mid iitapwateli, seems likely to be is by that still greeter and same read 3n the Kepler Wrack' The fad of Whig required rendre thee. Watches Jade So trawler. the and lath& caber sent eves ryr pest 0 ell parts Of the world, is a convincing ...