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... King JTAmrs I., and Ic particularly to the persecutions of the C Scotch Presbyterians in those evil times. With p NAPIER ' i a Whig in polftics, LOCKHART tells rl US SCOTT had hardly any personal acquain- tC tance, and on this ground he claims credit ...
... ATROVIDINAIMITATUDBROXYARAWOIICESTRI. CI HILD Ol TILE SIIST (winner of the e.. Owe Whig Mabee es Beennerket. Most Derby, Ilownlef), bp Lilt Athol wet of Ms Pens Mau I: a r ia. mentre ter y Lard fir,. sd l umb owsel s orrer ed , bet at Ifea nosh, wOO% ...
... SHIPS FOR SALE._ THE Steam Hopper Barge MOUN'rJOY, 41 !Op tons rapacity, 66-h.p. nominal •Whig Co, of Renfrew ; in good order. Furthert particulars of JOHN THOMPSON and BON, 12. Loudon-streak EC. TIIE States-built Barque PLYMOUTH „0pv.44- ROOK. 1.016 ...
... OTZ Of lIAbibSIMPLY.—BELL'S LIFE, tbs Us als wl& - 4.4 1% Ir. ALFRED W 3. &W.' K Dash Whig KW No. MOP. WITHOUT SECURITY. Meson. J JACKSON sad Co. are s.oi.xed to Advance Uwe nu so oblong,. and so ca bosessble W. HAND ALONE.—MONEY—ADVAMP= to my amain ...
... petted and made much of by the Whig aristocracy, whose battle he was fighting, the question of Catholic emancipation being then a lever to regain power. In one of his letters to Mrs. O'Connell, he thus describes a Whig dinner to which be was invited: ...
... wealth of the Whig aristocracy. Never, perhaps, in any general election, either past or present, was there so much bribery and corruption, nor one in ' which the canvasser worked so hard. There was,however,one kind of canvassing used by the Whig party at ...
... howls pleasure to. WlilislaCe that his Gress ea& Ilentle Making Inpartansejenhe solder the personal • d West lad OZPPZISINIO Whig. It sod sae tris' ale too sstistp teINICV *ad teas ...
... was bold on Thursday. In the Itoned.room of the Assembly's °Mee.. May-street, lielfatt. The report of the convener (Roy. Dr. Whig Lam), though eucouroging on the whole, shows that in ninny ^ongrerations there Is great lukewarmnoes and neglect with regard ...
... scheme for effecting improvements in the organisation of the Boeiety was dhcineed and generally approved, for the purpose of Whig equsidered in detail in the various sections. A benevolent mutual aid scheme, proposed by Mr. J. W. Lawlou, was opposed and ...
... vile, and despicable could not imagine (cheers). The Whigs had deserted Mr. Gladstone bag and baggage, and for bis pact trusted they would never take back those men. If the Liberals got majority, the Whigs would come whimpering for the loaves and fisnes; ...
... priaciple or motive rather than jump headiong to a hasty conclusion, as is sometimes tie case. ‘T'he old Liberal Party, from the Whig to the Radical —excepting those exireme Chartists who were selish enough to demand Munhood Suffrage—were of opinion that the ...
... (goal), A. O. Johnson and E. O’Malley (backs), B. Priestley, A. and A. Kendall (halfbacks), C. Riddick and A. W.Cook (right whig),€. Lovell (centre), J, M’Donnell and W. Whitman (left wing). ...