... was laid on Monday, the 30th April, 1827, by H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex, who had long been asso+ ciated with the leadersof the Whig %-rty. The archi« tect was Mr. Wm, Wilkins, R.A., the designer of the National Gallery. The Duke of Sussex, on laying the stone ...

... not true as the Whitehall Review informs us, thai the more advanced Radicals have determined to separate themselves from the Whigs, and that the Liberal partyis, in fact, split in two. There are many more things which we might contradict in the same way ...

... not true us the Whitehall Review informs us, that the more advanced Radicals have determined to separate themselves from the Whigs, and that the Liberal party is, in fact, split in two. There are many more things which ‘we might contradict in the same way ...

... rode second class. The Tallway ,;m & noticed this feature, but wisely chose to et t: I enjoy themselves undisturbed. Again the whig ‘@ sounded and we passed out of the station, anl: de we sped onward the eye instinctively gl 38 backwards to the quaint little ...

... mifing_on“: '& & second class. The rallway offiig & s feature, but wisely chose to let thy Iz selves undisturbed. Again the whig - pd we passed out of the station, ang tle nward the eye instinetively glay !as to the quaint little village of Bedr aced pstled ...

... prisoner must be eentenced to penal servitude for years, AN ANECDOTE OF EDMUND KEAN., Mr, D. Leonard writes to the Northern Whig ag follows :—M eye has just fallen on a letter in the Northern WXGy in reference to one of the elocln! events of the justly ...

... prisoner must be sentenced to penal servitude for years. AN ANECDOTE OF EDMUND KEAN, Mr. D. Leonard writes to the Northern Whig follows:—My eye has just fallen on a letter !na Northern Wiv'g in reference to ome of the olndl! events of the justly celebrated ...

... Hayes a respectable minoritymade into a majority by party skill, We saw something like this in our own history, when the Whigs were kept out of place for a generation because it was their opponenis who had conducted the great continental war—foreing ...

... and its result, would set the matter at rest. The spectacle is not edifving of the Radicals crying “forward!” snd the old Whigs erying ““back!” like the crowd on the bridge in Macaulay’s Lay of Ancient Rome. ~ Up toa late hour on Friday afternoon it was ...

... and its result, would set the matter at rest. The speectacle is not edifying of the Radicals crying ““forward!” and the old Whigs erying ““back !”” like the crowd on the bridge in Macaulay’s Lay of Ancient Rome. Up toa late hour on Friday afternoon it was ...

... dozen bottles of Mild Sulphmrtvxgflzf 2:)“ our spring, which you sent me a short time s m fave made s perfect cure of my leg, whig, slo very bad state, and varions remedies hag been t‘:l. in vain. 1 heated the water as you directed, o 98 degree and applied ...

... who thought the time was not ripe for its consideration ; and if they should have to sink the question of the land because Whig landlords were as much attached to th:“frivilem which the possession of great estates secured as Tories, and when they had ...