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... friends reside in Glasgow, whither she was bound, but her birthplace was Malta, where her father had heel) a poldier.—Northern Whig. GARIBALDI'S MARRlAGE.—Garibaldi is still at Fino, in the neighbourhood of Como, where on the 3rd inst. he met with an accident ...
... are people who take a great interest in public affairs, but who do not interfere in politics. These get. disgusted with Whigs, Radicals, and Tories. There is more humbug practised in the political world than even the religious world. The latter have ...
... of these affairs of the 18th century was that between the Duke of Hamilton and Lord Mohun. The latter was the Hector of the Whig party, and a terrible swordsman. The Duke was a courtier of Charles the Second's time, and was a favourite with that king and ...
... MHE CELEBRATED LAVENDER WATER of Mr. S- I PERKS, of Hitchin. This beautiful perfume differs from all other Lavender Water, in Whig made solely from the flowers of the Lavender, without, as is usual, any admixture of the stalk. Its delicacy and softness are ...
... Palace, West end of Pail jtu Admission by Lord Chamberlain's , order. Chapel inclusive. St. Paul's Cathedral.—Charge to the Whig t he ing Gallery and two outside Galleries, 6d. Ball, is. 6d. ; to the Library, Great Bell, trical Staircase, and Model Room ...
... superior thrift, and took his leave. Unfortunately for Hopkins, he happened to be a Whig, and was, moreover, concerned in various loans to a government composed of Whigs ; this may account for the exacerbation of Pope, in the following lines from Epistle ...
... wish to hear once more artistes so eminently gifted. The concert, we doubt not, will be a brilliant success.—Northern Daily Whig. A correspondent from Paris writes as follows: It is considered as decided now that the new Opera House is to occupy one side ...
... by which Mr. Ralph A. Earle was to resign his seat for Berwick, is now officially known to have been arranged between the Whigs and Tories, as the consideration for the withdrawal of an election petition, which might have resulted in awkward disclosures ...
... Died, recently, at Aberdeen, Mr. T. Boddie, formerly the well-known manager of Stamford and other theatres. The Daily British Whig (August 12th), an American paper, thus speaks of the performances of Captain Horton Rhys and iss C. Lucette in an entertainment ...