... 100,000 dels. Lola Montes was married in San Francisco on the 2d alt. to Mr P. P. Hall, late proprietor of the San Francuco Whig. Mr Hull was fellow passenger with the fascinating Countess on her journey to California, and the acquaintance thus formed ...

... this struggle. first of these which shall mentioned was one of serious evil. Tho king, obtaining triumph over Fox and the tho Whig party, was encouraged in the indulgence of his own will. Unfortuna-ety his mind, which of very expansive nature, retained with ...

... thirteen in number, and such were still labour' ing under the disease were promptly landed. “The scenes, - ’ says the Belfast Whig, were pitiable in the extreme-1 husbands holding infants in their arms, with their wives lying i stricken and dying at their ...

... Government in 1830, Mr Cuninghame became a Depute-Advocate. In 1831, he was appointed our Sheriff, and the restoration the Whigs in 1835, Skene, who held the office of Solicitor-General, having died during Sir Robert Peel*s attempt to form a Government ...

... and confidence towards one of their firmest friends, by electing Sir John Dalrymple, M.P., for Mid-Lothianand of the three Whig Baronets who were so well known, and so deservedly popular, during all the contests of that exciting period—Sir James Gibson- ...

... sVnse justice as the Kaffirs the ilott tots. ye appeal to the records past times, hum the of the vener.blc Bede down » the Whig iiistory of Macaulay, and .; *JV i . c’,.s*mi -«irntinT to sWw'lhifever «s *' .vlio trusted to England ...

... Having completed his theological studies he was licensed by the Presbytery of Inverness, and presented shortly afterwards by the Whig Government to the parish of Diviot. On the death of the late Rev. Robt. Macpherson of Inverness, in 1842, Dr Mackintosh was ...

... The Whigs by themselves an their Radical distrust them; the.Peelitcs are all commanders without troops, without any force in Parliament; and the Protcctionils are without the ability to govern, while they are powerful in obstruction. The Whigs and Peelites ...

... Aberdeen is charged by her Majesty to form a new administration, which he accomp| lished successfully by a coalition with the Whigs. Writs are ordered in the House of Commons for new elections for the scats made vacant by members accepting office in the ...

... memorable documents. Tho inquiry was iustituted by the Harley and St. John Ministry, for tho purpose of bringing contumely on their Whig predecessors, and it was worked Shippen, Lockhart, and other zealous Jacobites, who took heartily to their task. It was on ...

... classical scholar. His election addresses and speeches were models clear argument, and have rarely been surpassed as expositions of Whig principles. Though for . some years withdrawn from public view, Mr Macleod’s death will awaken many interesting associations ...

... born, were, to Hie be. seditary service the Sta»e, it difficult ascertain at what period, or under what ciicumsiances, the Whig party have evei po-. could obtain, mote leader. / K' Disraeli, TOBY, if you nay so. Here’s the every word of it. 1 once i to ...