... shipned two hours before Particulars may be obtained by applying at the Bristol Navigation* Company's Office, Quay, BrUtf, whig all Goods, Packages, Parcels, &c. should be addressed; for « and Cnrdiff . W. and H. Hautnell s, corner of St. Stephen' - a ...

... warned the Government that day reckoning was at hand, and when that day came, the cry upon ™ P' in Ireland would Down with the Whigs. HITES dwelt upon the position which England, and Ireland also, stood the present time m reference to the Pope, inousting ...

... severe and expensive contest, and was most useful and accessible Member of Parliament for several sessions. He was moderate Whig, but latterly took no part politics, having devoted his time and attention to extensive agricultural pursuits, and to the breeding ...

... session of IS52— of the Conservative phalanx from the side nment—and the hostile votes of one hundred Kir, adherents of the Whig Ministry, told with sur- V? effect on Lord John Russell, and that he felt the % on of g0 lar c a p ort jon of his friends ...

... event of a dissolution of Parliament, . 11. Stanton, Esq., M.P., will retire from the representation of Stroud. The influential whig gentlemen of Stroud have invited Lord Moreton, eldest son of Earl Ducie, to succeed him, w c is little doubt his election. ...

... towns have become a bye-word. Ireland has been the best and worst ground ; the famine was providently anticipated Peel th. Whigs added it to their grand excuses for indifferent administration; the Encumbered Estates Act is working Xd the eclesiastical ...

... fifty of the Medical Students of Queen's College, was presented on Friday last to Dr. Samuel Wright, of this town :—■ To Sam Whig ht, Esq., M.D., LL.D., D.C.L., Physician to the Queen's Hospital, and Professor of Clinical Medicine, Queen's College, Birmingham ...

... last evening.— bailing opinion London last night was that Lord declined to accept office, and that attempts * made to form a Whig-Pee lite Cabinet, rumour * the Premiership still to Lord John Russell, and Sir James Graham, Mr. Card well, Mr. Sidney and ...

... politicians, and the q ues ° ircles *>ext Presidency seems a choice topic m politic ai . AH, however, is dark, and, on tho Whig. «de, «Hetner *Ir. Webster or Genercl Scott will be victorious seems doubtful.—The cholera had broken out at Vj n 'me of tucky ...

... enable the British farmer, and his fellow-subjects at home, and in the colonies, to continue to enjoy the benignant rule of the Whigs and Radicals. If they esteem that blessing so highly as to be willing to pay for it at the price demanded, well and good ; ...

... Throne. With regard to what had been said as to electoral reform, he cared not for an extension of the franchise, but he feared Whig jobbery and Radical insincerity, and that under the attractive name of Reform, power and preponderance should be given to one ...

... com- of Kossuth. The State and Federal elections appear to in favour ofthe Democrats, who have gained several triumphsover the Whig party.—The proposed settlement t ,k « affair of the Cuban expedition between the Spanish and Instates Government had fallen ...