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... all kinds, both for Men and Ladies. also Goodman’s Patent; Whips—Driving, Huntine. and Jockey; Ladies’ and Dog Whips: Quines Whig’Sticks and Thongs; Spurs in great variety: all k%nds of Stable and_Spoke Brushes, Curry Combs, Main Gomps a Patent Horse Clippers ...
... fuller information before pretending to form an opinion in regard to the grievances put forward. ’ Arxost the last of the Old Whigs has passed awary. Earl Rousskrn has followed his predecessors, at a very ‘ripe old age. He was a conspicuous p i {ral ficure ...
... people the supreme power, and God’s will the law, THIS roused the opposition of the’aristocrats and two parties were formed, Whig and Tory, Conservative and “leel.'a.l.; a thl-l‘d. the I{ldependent, appeared, who dpclarpd, Ch.rlstla‘mty is Republican in ...
... first had been nothing |, to Wittt uie second would be, | Mre. A Viff. acked this pleasant gentleman for an explana- | tion whig!, he kindly rendered in nbout the same terms, ; Jin Du Pre said he complaineld that he ant his eight song | had but one piece ...
... deceased took place on oy irday afternoon last. The funeral was very bei:‘(’!‘ously attended, all the leading men of the to\\_rn Whig Present, and thus testifying the great respectin Qomch the decoased gentleman was held throughout the a 9 muflity. Amwong the ...
... form of a compact book, - are appearingn.‘ different northern papers; in the North Byitish Mo , of Glasgow, and tke Northern Whig, of Belfash the Northern Eeho, of Newecastle, and posSibly other journals that have not come under O notice. Until December ...
... they held ffice. On the other hand, Mr. Disracli had always a” pleasant word for his subordnates, or for any member, whether Whig or Tory, who had gained prominence. either hy a speech or a resolution. The result is, that while no one entertains a particle ...
... else, and that leads to n self vastly su 16 _gives ments on both the style and nla'ttpo end of dispar perior to followed by & Whig Peer, Lord q)t!‘ of his addr;qaglng comnobleman was fora Jong time flttk a}lley of Aldhs' He was :it Constantinople, and at ...
... Campbell, as he delighted to be called, entered Parliament in 1830, as a member for Stafford. He was Splicitor-General in the Whig Ministry in 1832, and Attorney-General in 1834. He representéd Edinburgh during three parliaments. In 1841, he was made Lord ...