... Regiment. Mr. Sothern has attracted such crowds in Belfast that the accommodation was found quite inadequate, and the Northern Whig calls for a new theatre. The committee of the Liberal Association of the borough of Tiverton have announced that the Hon. G ...

... that peculiarly exclusive temple of fame. Almost all his political contemporaries who took a leading position, whether in the Whig or in the Tory ranks, were Camoridge men. If Byron, Coleridge, and Wordsworth are to be classed among our greatest poets, it ...

... death of the Earl of Gainsborough tho Government loses an adherent in the House of Lords. Tho deceased earl was a consistent Whig or Liberal: his successor, although a Roman Catholic, some years ago identified himself with the Conservative party. - THE ...

... are certainly very impartial, for you make both parties eloquent. Yes, replied the doctor, but I take good care that the Whigs get the worst of the argument. Well, there are some great orators in the House of Commons at the present day, and the public ...

... are certainly very impartial, for you make both parties eloquent. Yes, replied the doctor, but I take good care that the Whigs get the worst of the argument. Well, there are some great orators in the House of Commons at the present day, and the public ...

... are certainly very impartial, for you make both parties eloquent. Yes, replied the doctor, but I take good care that the Whigs get the worst of the argument. Well, there are some great orators in the House of Commons at the present day, and the public ...

... death of the Earl of Gaissborough the Government loses an adherent in the House of Lords. The deceased earl was a consistent Whig or Liberal : his successor, although a Roman Catholic, some years ago identified himself with the Conservative party. THE Royal ...

... death of the Earl of Gainsborough the Government loses an adherent in the House of Lords. The deceased earl was a consistent Whig or Liberal: his successor, although a Roman Catholic, some years ago identified himself with the Conservative party. THE Royal ...

... are certainly very impartial, for you make both parties eloquent. Yes, replied the doctor, but I take good care that the Whigs get the worst of the argument. Well, there are some great orators in the House of Commons at the present day, and the public ...

... opinions, will oppose the Government. But their assistance alone would not enable the Conservatives to upset the bill if the old Whigs remain tree. But will they? One would be inclined to think they may feel bound to follow their head—Earl Russell. But they ...

... much recently of rumoured splits in the Russell Cabinet. Latest accounts, however, assure us that there is no likelihood of Whigs being parted down the middle this Session at any rate. Motto (quite at the service of the people of Birminvham).— Honour ...

... Government. Earl Grosvenor will take with him many votes, the Middle party are becoming stronger by amalgamating with the old Whigs, and the Opposition, with Mr. Disraeli at their head, are working hard to find a good excuse for throwing out the present ministers ...