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... THE WHIG LORDS AND THE CORN BILL. [From the Times of the 25th May.3 Oil Saturday there was a meeting a'. Lansdowne II»u«e, at which not less than sixty Whig Peers were present, including Lord Molbourno and Lord Fitzwilliam. The leading members the party ...
... WHAT IT IS THAT THE WHIGS PROPOSE TO ENDOW. —o— (From the Patriot.) The Godless Colleges are now finally condemned, exclaims the Editor of the Tahiti, account the grievous and intrinsic dangers of the same. (Jod and our Blessed l.ady thanked f it ...
... WHIG RADICAL MEETING IN INVERNESS. We understand that meetings were held yesterday, and on one or two preceding days, at the Royal Hotel here, at which were pre,ent. amoirgst others. liallindalloch, from Banff-hire ; Ki!coy, fro:a slate ; Glenmorrison ...
... PROSECUTION OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, AND EXTRAORDINARY VERDICT. the meeting the Irish General Jj'y last, the reporter the So-them Whig, in giving a account die rase of Rev. Creightou, happening nut to I* familiar with the technical phra* the Assembly, ...
... oath. that the Duke had been so civil to the Whigs. become he was a Whi g himself in his heart. This made it a court w6rd, and in a little whi;e all the friends and followers of the Duke begen to he (ailed Whigs; and tsey, as the other parts did by the word ...
... WHIG% US FLOUR NOT FLOUR? The ammo, to this question is, when it is Brno° k PoWeis Paisity rketr. All housewives am, especially three whs.- isoitry isnot 'wirer, light a. it might be—will he interested in this the latest pristikt ion of the lamer. wi ...
... SIMPLY IIY WHIG YOUR WATCHES. CLOCKS. mcn JEWELLERY. A? ...
... WHIG AND TORY BOTH AGREE. A blow of Inverness-shire heather breese was wafted athwart the murky atmosphere the Holborn Restaurant on Friday .eening as a breath of fragrant incense in the southern March mists. It was the occasion of the always delightful ...
... North e rnWhig. THREATENED OE CURATES. —The very newst thin ir in tra,le-unionism is a threatened eta ike of curt. Attention iw called to the matter by an Old Incumbent, who comments upm • printed document which Was irculeted at a ilecent &teethe; ...
... WHIG' 1:3 FLOUR NOT FLOUR? The annwer this qui:tithe is, when it is Brown a Pubion's Paisley Flour. All and especially thus. , wlw,Ne pastry is not !Olaf io lights. it he interested in this the latest ptoducti4 of ths famon, manufacturer. of Crn Flom ...
... tories Ruled, our exportation were £36,150,379. In 183 C, after the Whigs had ruled, they had risen to i' 46,926,370. Being increase of 33 per cent. In six yeara ! So much is the Whig system of free trade better than the old Tory system of monoply. The ...
... ,|J anuftiilale the confideuce of the country in r'liament, and precipitate the destruction the itution. The Whig parly, we are happy t was guilty of no such factions meanness and 'insistency, but gave their effective support and inupendent vmtes in ...