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... created Lord Eddisbury, and the Hon. William Owenthe twili 'with the latter, and two daughters. In politics the ?? deceased was a Whig. He succeeded his father in the prot n- baronetcy in 1807, and was raised to the peerage in 1839. as t The family property ...
... trout was foiled swimming in the veral interesting works. new milk supplied by a contractor to the Killarney The' Northern Whig stales that Sir J. Emerson Workhouse. Tenement is about to deliver a series of lectures on We understand that M ijor General ...
... gislifind to rote wader franchise bill, we cam form sows ides of the *stool of newly-created Irish constituency. The • Northern Whig' estimates the number of voters for to be chest too thossesd. The rotors for the of Cork is 4.506. while the • Cori Demise ...
... passage The news brought by the Allsarie Is wimportaat. The elections were reusing a greet deal eschewal: The election of a Whig mayor, at Rettimose, bad led to desperate rioting in that city, In which toe proles their lives. Jenny Lind sang at a charity ...
... also soon after obtained seat in the House of Commons as the representative of Wooton Basset. Ile was perfectly consistent Whig in polities. He did not, however, rise to Piirliatortittry distinction. Ile married in October, 1790, Lady Maria Josephs Holroyil ...
... and similar arrangements are making for the next congressional session. The elections , continue to result favourably for the Whig party. d From Weshington, being the recess of Congress, we have no news. Tlhe excitement respecting the Fugi- etive Slave Bill ...
... and trusting that the reader will receive that gratification from it which a it has afforded as, we can only say that the Whigs can do nothing more popular at the present moment a than promote in the service, speedily too, that most t meritorious officer ...
... with a Britton Wises, via., Web Rdin, Oran in'ttest estitnatisp, Bad Car! rant, Strawberry, Cowslip. Halaire, and Raspberry Whigs, at IS. W. per Pine Apple,—a lady's wine. lc 114 psi Quinine Wigs; the latter is straggly as a fine tonic and storaaehie. for ...
... things, it was fleeceeery that there should be a full representation of the people in Parliament. Though the distinctions of Whig and Tory were not so commonly talked of as before, they were still active, and might be regarded as branches of the aristocratic ...
... liberties, religious and civil, from the then threatening aggression of the Pepesy. A similsr•uoion between the political Whigs and Tories was also effected. The result of the combined efforts of both parties, was. I need not add, the pro. nervation of ...
... stop the aggression (chieers) ; and heivac jor delighted to find that the present Prinse Ministorbof 'bei England and other Whig nobleiuei xwere now decided thc to stop such anl sggression upon~ the prerogativeesi I oury Queen (a phplaes). Though we -might ...
... private speculation and private knavery, as in France- perhaps more. But in England the Government never connive at such doings. Whigs or Tories, I Free Traders orProtectionists, each an(l all wouldt scorn to allowv the aid of the executive government l in matters ...