... It is not therefore to be ex! that Mr. Brewster should be viewed with favourable eyes by either of these parties, whether Whig or Tory ; and Mr. Brewster can- not expect, therefore, any promotion or benefit from them. My mite shall be cast into’ the ...

... his number—to this day is wholly unable to explain the appearance that presented itself. The joke was in type for Punch: but Whigs manage so admirably that the paragraph never appeared—its point, however, was about Dives and his purple and fine linen. From ...

... daughter of William Love, Esq., Hamilfield. At John's, Newcastle, on the 4th inst, Mr. James Bruce, editor of the Northern Whig, Belfast, to Eliza Margaret youngest daughter of Mr. Matthew Blues, Newcastle. DEATHS. Suddenly, at Skelmorlie Castle, on the ...

... gray now, and it was ebon then, and perhaps in that respect would hardly come up to the sketch given of him by the literary Whig lady the time of the Reform Bill, that the sight of him cantering up Constitution Hill, and the knowledge that he was a Minister ...

... discipline. The melancholy tragedy, may be conceived, has created the deepest sensation among all ranks in the corps.—Xurthtm Whig. ...

... door ready to appear as soon as may called in. But the Kadical member of the Cabinet retires to his paternal shades, and the Whig patriarch (without whose countenance and eo-partnerv Lord Aberdeen would not upon him form a Cabinet) off to Germany. No necessity ...

... his non-intervention doctrine, 4 1 calculate that the general would talk rather different if were now alive ; lie d no idle Whig, but an out and out Democrat.' FRAXCE. Paris, Monday Evening.—The Bourse was much agitated to day, and there was a fall in ...

... Governor Greenwich Hospital in 1847, and held that office till his death. The deceased fficer, who was a steadfast adherent of the Whig party, was chosen representative of the united counties Clackmannan and Kinross, at the general election in December, 1832 ...

... Edinburgh. The wish for such an expression opinion appears to be shared men almost every shade politics—by some of the leading Whigs, as well some of tlie leading Protectionists.— Edinburgh Cnur/lnt. The Steamer.—The Emperor sterftrie'f »t«Ked Gareloch-head ...

... the return of Mr. Smyth, in a keenly contested election, the result of which was doubtful till nearly the last hour.—Sorthern Whig. At the inquest respecting the late accident on the Southern and Great Western Railway, a point was raised that sufficient ...

... Mayors:— Liverpool—Mr. J. B. Lio: outh—Mr. Radcliffe C Jonservative): Leeds— Alderman : Wilson: Norwich— fr. Berback, Sheriff (Whig) ; Mr. Bignald (Tory), Mayor. Sha oitservative); Matchester— Mr. Benjamin Nicolls: Bristol—Mr. J ohn G Mii Ross. Bol- Sout ...

... robbed M'Alister of two bank cheques, one for £520, and another for £loo—that for £520 was found also her person.—Northern Whig. ...