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... Lectors am DIPLOMAS Zdisburgh, sirs :— The •.:heLLIINOII hammier an bouquet, 1. highirWomble. Ind marl 000fidaney and Spars Whigs. Or MERIT. yam egos is derived PERFECTION OF OLD SCOTCH. ANDERSON & SHAW, GLASGOW ...
... Bros . Cream of 'Tartar 168 cat, Dread Leather Brit retd) 10 cat, Ship Models 1 cs, Machinery 'Brit raid tae 175 cwt. Oranges Whig, Onions 1596 table, Mandarins 4.5 bushels, Almonds 7f cwt—J. & A Bo:burgh Iron Ora 1519 ins—Wm. Baird & Co., Ltd Wheat 1T.142 ...
... hands ualified mao letters at Edioburgb, te be edited for publication. He was s0 revelations concern’ the secret ment of the Whig party (to which e whole ) between 1830 Reform Bill that he privately 1833 (including one or two of his political friends as ...
... never rose, and perhaps did not wisl to rise, 5i into the front rank. He was a Whig of the old . scisool, the last surviving relic in public life at alt i events of the Whig party as it was in its latter days, wher led by hereditary statesmen sreeped irt ...
... There were no cheers then from the followers ofei Sir Robhrt Peel. There were no enthusiastic to adherents then in a defunct Whig Ministry. On PO the contrary, the right honourable Baronet the PT member for Carlisle (Sir James Graham) came forward and.threw ...
... finer and better kept rattle in the district. In his earlier days :Mac- Kay took a keen interest in politics. being a warm Whig and holding in. strenuous support to the various reform movements. LatterlT. however. his sympathies were with the I. Monist ...
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... matic appointments in the United States and the Continent. As an inmate of ire House she was of course iu the inner circle of Whig pilitics as well as in the centre of and her lively gossip about the doings of the time are rather amusing, Une the principal ...
... voluble mili man, and his selection is no doubt in as an of those great we have beard so who takes the is one of the asa Unionist Whig house Now that we are on the Barns aoniversary, when the “immortal memory ine variety of or the laughter of the gods, it may ...
... Scotsmen and of Scottish life and ?araners aehich no true Scot can ever forgive. ?? c-as a place, we are told, out of which 1' Whig s had crushed the taste for everything bat ferai;cation and theology. 'What possible in'icaoien can there ha for such a vulgar ...
... rather flattering, which, of course, is natural senough, seeing that the Lady Elizabeth and her - relatives were all on the Whig side. 12 He spoke a good deal about SirJoseph Banks, who, he said, was uuch esteemed in this country. . . . He is under the ...