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... French war broke out. I find that then p] r, the Society of Friends co-operated with Mr. Fox and his ni is colleagues of the whig party in trying to prevent that hi d most unrighteous and most unhappy war of the French bi n revolution. I find that Mr. Gurney ...
... 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 ...
... none in our respect for the personal virtues and philosophical eminence of our distinguished countryman, who was the victim of Whig neglect and hauteur; but we should not choose, certainly, to place his fame upon the Vindicia, now &scarce book, and read by ...
... TO TIIBNOBTIIERN WHIG Sia, —As if to remind the public in general that still a vast deal to b® ilooe bring the necessary perfection to the converting of the raw product to first stage of the staple fabric of the North of Ireland, new inventions to convert ...
... has conferred the Green Riband of the Thistle, vacant by the death of the Earl of Stair upon the Earl of Eglinton. —Northern Whig. Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Redcliffe left Grosvonor-square yesterday, on a visit to her Majesty. We are sorry to ...
... Lord John, bnl, course, an earlier period. If mistake not, he for some time reside in 1»1««kow with John Millar, our great Whig professor of Scots and civil low. Lord Palmerston was also educated for some time at Edinburgh. Iteforo entered Trinity College ...
... liatory manner in which his lordship discharged the j difficult and important duties of Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. — Northern Whig. Festivities at Garbally. — On Tuesday even- ing last the Earl of Clancarty gave his annual enter- tainment to his labourers ...
... any mountebank. If proof of this assertion be wanted, look to his own town, Manchester ; read the Guardian, a wellwritten, Whig• Radical paper, and refer to the last meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of that town, and there you will see Mr. Cobden and ...
... wits London have been Elisabeth, daughter of Sir Bart. Whigs for the last hundred years—all the showy writers was born 17th April, 1782, and married in IH4I, previous have dipped their wings Whig libations ; even nil the to his leaving Vienna lor England ...
... Guardian. ANOTHER. MINISTERIAL CHANGE.—Reports are prevalent in London, to the effect that the Cabinet is about to suffer a Whig change, but not in anything very rich or strange. The modification will consist only of a large importation of the old condemned ...
... proposed to do, for Ireland »»»orc than any whig government ever did or would have done, its overthrow was determined upon, and achieved by the votes of the Popish Brigade, which, being added to those of the whig-radicals and their traitorous confederates ...
... opponent of the party of which the Earl of Eglinton is ornament and valuable member“ Lord Aberdeen (says the Belfast Northern Whig) has conferred the green ribbon of the Thiatle. vacant by the death of the Earl of Stair, upon the Earl of Eglinton. Thi* graceful ...