... is well worthy the considerate of every ene who takes an interest in the important question of which it treats.” — Northern Whig. We congratulate Mr M‘Combie on the admirable clearness gy has expressed himself on this most difficult subject. contribution ...

... Aberdeen Free Press ** A very able Spectator “This able Essay is well worthy the considerate perusal of every treats.”— Northern Whig. ene who takes an interest in the important question of which it “* We congratulate Mr M‘Combie on the admirable clearness ...

... Spectator. ene who takes an interest worthy the considerate perusal of every in the important question of which it Northern Whig. “We Mr M‘Combie on the admirable clearness with which he e expressed himself on this most difficult subject. contribution ...

... 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 is well worthy the considerate perusal of every ene who takes an interest in the important question of which it Northern Whig. “We Mr M‘Combie on the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself on this most difficult subject. We cordially ...

... 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 ...

... Distressed Stare or meeting of inte consideration the habitants of Belfast was held on Wednesday, “ to take town. ” The Northern Whig sons is that such a meeting shoul the of distress sexing is and and wie trade, and the badness of h vn pare out-door woh fitful ...

... whatever ra Pepe we ors | ithout rick on danger to ony section of the comment I may just mention before closing that to neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, are the working ej ‘any tion for the obtaining of the glorious Messrs Gladstone and or = franchise, and ...

... stoops to folly.” When thirsty voters think it jolly That Tory candidates can pay, What charm shall soothe the melancholy Of Whigs who want to win the day ? The only way they can recover Within the Hall their places high, Can turn the Tory bribers over And ...