... SO; to Perth 480 ; and to intermediate stations between Dundee and Perth, 270. The Forfarshire foxhounds meet this day at Whig Street at 11 a.m. ; and on Thursday, at the same hour, at Hilton of Guthrie. The 21 Trovatore, from Antwerp for Dundee, was ...

... in nvibibus that he tried to earn his bread by giving lessons while he was able in English. Party Riqt Ulster.—The Northern Whig reports renewal of party rioting in JLurgan on Saturday night. An Orange drumming party entered the town from one of the rural ...

... notwithstanding the great present strength of the latter, may come to serious harm. Bat of this there is no prospect. The Whig section of the Liberals, who would be the most prone to disaffection were the opportunity to present itself, will not, if they ...

... gives its attention to quite another class subjects. In such a body, politics, ordinanly so called, go for absolutely nothing. Whig and Tory are mere meaningless party nicknames, not words indicating great lines of policy in which the interests of the people ...

... 1831, and to the bench in 1862. While at the bar he had large practice, and filled the position of Solicitor-General under the Whig Government. His Lordship's health broke down about the end of last year, and he has not been on the bench since the Court met ...

... Captain E. Petrie has issued address to the electors. He does not pledge himself to be Whig or Tory, but of the Independent party. ...

... Divine right to look after their own interests —uninten> tionally too, 1 suppose, for his avowed object was to_ dish the Whigs; albeit, he was so intent on this that unintentionally he dished himself too— poor Ben ; I pity him. to, I suppose, do the ...

... lost for trying if a skirmish could not be got up, whieh the squires would have the pleasure of laughing as they saw brother Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals tearing each other, like monsters of the prime. To give Mr Benjamin Disraeli his due, he has on ...

... one deeply versed in the philosophy of history and the science of government, had been anything else. Any fool can shout out Whig or Tory, and think that he has accurately defined all the bearings of politics and party by a nickname, but men of the calibre ...

... besides effecting a reduction in the number of our soldiers and sailors. The measure would be criticised out of doors as a Whig job, the main object of which was to give the Government two more votes. Lord Elcho said he had a motion on the paper for ...

... reference to a statement made that the Lord Advocate's constituents were tired of being to a large extent under the dominion of a Whig Peer, and that his Lordship would very much like, in place of being member for the smallest constituency in Scotland, to be ...

... child, and soon lost a devoted mother. His only relation was one of his two guardians, a. Scotch noble, a Presbyterian, and a Whig. This young gentleman, Englishman, is brought up in Scotland, and till he goes to Christ Church hardly comes to England, when ...