... pronent, but will do so M a future time should necessity arise. Meantime we may note, as showing the fairness and impartiality of Whig newspapers, that Mr Grant's very temperate letter was refused • place in the Dundee Adrertiter. —En. P. J. & C.] ...

... indignant then over that glaring Whig attempt to manufacture faggot votes?' Was it because the attempt was not so successful as could have been wished, or was it that he really believes that what is right in a Whig is wrong in a Tory? We are sorry to ...

... the length of the rope that attached it with honour. (Loud hurrahs.) Let us forget to the earl then, gentlemen, that we are Whigs or Tories, and Pursuer's agent—George Kyd, solicitor, Perth. look at honest Keir without the politics. I Defender's agen ...

... or, if not, with being ready and willing to compromise • felony.' , He also inform Mr Bruce, that it is only when the Whigs cams into power that a fitting instrument of per' secation could be found, /M. Other placards vehemently denounce the reference ...

... tine weather the state of the country will found such as has not been seen at this lime for quarter century past.—.V vrthern Whig. Tub Crops England —The Agricultural Gazette of May 21 says Our correspondents who have furnished the crop reports of some ...

... same time did not think this question was a political one at all—they should not take into account whether man were a Tory, Whig, or Radical while considering this subject—all they had to do (as landlords, factors, or tenants) was to carry out that which ...

... spectators. Throwing the Cabbage Stock—Prize, a bar of yellow soap —won, after a keen competition, by an eminent though dirty Whig citizen. 11. Pitching the Sheephead—First prize, the head; second, the trotters—both gained by distinguished natives. 111. ...

... was at an end—Napoleon's power was broken for ever, and this, coming after the anticipatory appre. hensions,—for with the Whigs it was a rule to decry Wellington and his army, and to laud beyond measure the tyrant of the Continent—created a . powerful ...

... delusion and Tory lies, — that there were no kailrunts, no sheepheads, no crowd, no row, nothing but peace and brotherly love, as Whig and Tory went armin-arm to the poll; and we were denounced for wickedly fabricating and inventing the whole scene. And now ...

... OCCASIONAL NOTES AND INCIDENTS. Our County Member the Game Laws.—By general consent of Whig and Tory newspapers—and when they agree their agreement is wonderful and suggestive—our County Member, last Friday, made the speech of the session on the Game ...

... r, and Blairgowrie, and Coupar-Angus should know this. We are coming to the realisation of the words of an old friend, the Whig poacher in Rannoch, PARKER'S to lad, and there's no gemm-laws two. Mr PARKER'S great game speech was indeed a wonderful ...

... ] A deal of dissatisfaction is being manifested in the Parliament House at the delay in filling up I the Sherittehipit The Whig Government is ex- treacly erratic and capricious in regard to the use of its patronage. Some offices it tills up with extra- ...