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... likely afford employment to the gentry of the long robe, Miss intends bringing an action of damages for seduction. —Sorthtm Whig. Murder at Bausblet.—The populous and thriving Dr. Carroll and Mr. Daniel Edward Dalj. were also examined. iho Imier aatd—l ...
... likely to afford employgen' 10 the gemtPy of the lonz robe, as Miss Fee — eds bringing an action of damages for seduco~ Northern Whig. —_—— PENZANCE TOWN COUNCIL. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Some poetry has been received : to which we bave wot yet been able ...
... afford employment to the gentry of the long robe, aa Miss F intends bringing an action of damages for seduction. â Northern Whig. Extraordinary Herring. â There has been exhi- biting at Mr. Walpole's, Yarmouth, one of the largest herrings ever caught ...
... strongest feelings on the subject. With surprize we learn that they do not concern them- selves at all about the matter ! Tory or Whig, Ingestre or Paget, seems just the same to them ; and the liberal Morning Chronicle of last Thursday confesses the total ...
... meeting hear) course we together different political opinions and here are our members also different opinions one something a whig and the something more tory (Loud cheers and laughter) It is therefore impossible that they can be exactly palatable to all ...
... course, the company comprised oen of different political opinions ; and, of the two mem- bers one was semerhing more than a whig, and the other perhaps, something more than a tory (laughter & cheers) ; «o that it was impossible that what either of them ...
... of Lord Plunkett legislator reached their close With the exception of five months between November 1834 and April 1836 the Whigs remained in possession of the Cabinet and Lord Plunkett was their Irish Chancellor till short time before their withdrawal ...
... candidate Ob- tained a majnrit) ; nor is it unworthy of observation that the district of Stroud, which, in 1834. gave the Whig interest * majority of 658, place* Mr. Holland, on this occasion, in a minority of 10. This populous district, now divided ...
... alarmed about the bishop They talked about him as a good sort of goose promoted to a and palace because he was related to a Whig peer They could manage him they fancied but that they had all heard that the chaplain was terrible fellow made Divinity Greek ...
... all tbat could be desired, except only in his political opinions. Even these were moderate, and he had the united support of Whigs, Radicals, and Peelitea. There was a conservathe majority even in tbe proverbially radical district of Stroud: No merely local ...
... wade his own! Docs he believe that the good will of his countrymen would have been wanting him that trying hoar, and that the Whig and Tory would not have sustained him the crisis? will never recover the consequence of the fault then committed. He stooped ...
... their true meaning and importance. It is addressed in the form of a letter to Lord John Russcll, and powerfully assails the ‘ Whig’ Prime Minister wi h the pointed in, quiry—what sin has Lord Paimerston commit. ted to deserve his dismissal from office at ...