... grievance. In Scotland, however, it has not been regarded with universal favour; for various reasons. It is a departure from the Whig track, and in Scotland the Liberals are very faithful to the principles which derived their name from Scotland. Again, the ...

... policy. The Conservatives under Sir Robert Peel soon succeeded in upsetting the Whig Government which had begun the war, but they did not hesitate to cirry out all that the Whigs had begun, and Lord Ellenborough, who was even more declamatory against hostilities ...

... the phrase) of that most eminent and respecte i name There ought to be no mistake. Every man calls himself Palmerstonian, he Whig. Tory, or Radical. Every one of them ought to compelled to prove his title to inarch under that banner. He ought either to ...

... fallen back on their old selves. They are what they were thirty years a ...

... te his lordship upon his being restored to his historical celebrity he is once more the time-honoured leader of the Whigs; he has recovered, we are happy to state, his unrivalled accomplish • ments and commanding reputation —in short, in the ...

... which Mr Hughes permitted himself to indulge—exaggerations that arw only to paralleled by the cool impudence of the Northern. Whig, in intimating to *tl>e Scotch Presbyterians and English Episcopalians, that they are the strangers the town The consequence ...

... EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. AND FRAUD THE CUSTOMS. The Northern Whig says,—A painful feeling was excited on Friday, in commercial circles in Belfast, by the discovery ofone the most extensive frauJs on the Revenue that has ever been perpetrated in this country ...

... elected to the honourable office of Lord Provost of Glasgow, and held that office till 1837. Mr Mills was always a consistent Whig, and attached to the party that maintained the principles of that school which Lad Charles James Fox, Earl Grey, and other ...

... another that he is a Whig, which is equally untrue, as shown by bis vote* for the ballot, for Mr Locke King's motion in favour of an extension of the franchise in counties, and other progressive measures ; another that lie belongs to a Whig family, forgetting ...

... JIM-CROW. Den Massa Cupid him the man To turn and wheel about, Him turn about on every side, If they won't turn him out. Him Whig, him Tory, Radical, Just as it comes to pass ; Him any thing, him every thing, Him no-ting but an ass. Turn about, and wheel ...

... J. Netherland, a lawyer, and an active member of the Church. The Rev. Mr Brownlow, who is himself the editor tbe Kuoxvilte Whig, thus addresses his brother editor at New York:— u I have perused your paper through, and I find, in its editorials, selections ...

... *PKndix to the second report the ° f Th wardapri w eight; n fiw' fe three of th« eight wrong wmjra in which stretch Whigs beeotse mpa, and Torien torys. Lrfbatfbnsof ale turned into of all, and 41 baptised mt» bahtitcd, probably witii gome ...