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... Eaglewtreef, Rod LKm-iquara, wigdreroer to Mr. Metberel, of Carey-rtroet, Lincoln's Inn-fielda, yawl i„. left full-bottomed whig, case, on which was written * Mr. Baron Alderson.” at the Court ef Exchequer, on Tueaday week. He deposited it in the passage ...
... large number of men among them of den talent: and this is especially true of the English nobility.” The Choleba.— The Belfast Whig state* that cholera has made its appearance in Carrkkfergus, and lhat within tue last eight days there have been sixteen cases ...
... brotlter, Loid Seaharn, to the House. The family interest very iiitluentiMl in thin division of the eoontry; but the interest the Whig family of the Lambtou’s is nearly as powerful ; and as tbe regi-ter is f>\Durable to the Liberals, it is very likely the seat ...
... relative to the irmprwinn gaming bouate? The ATTORNEY-GENERAL Mid ha had this day given notice of intention more for leave to Whig in biU the subject. MAYNOOTH COMMISSION. Mr. REPTON asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland, when the report of the klayoooth ...
... with that portion of the Whig partv, whose influence had been employed to force the Earl ofAberdeen into postponement. It was not impossible soch influence might continue to prevail respite would thus occur, during which the Whig party might arrive at definite ...
... during tliat period his speeches were marked with great vigour and eloquence, Lis speeches and votes being in favour of liberal Whig measures: and, at close that Parliament, lie introdaced tbe first Util for International Copyright, which was, however, defeated ...
... » elwr, tUf - R«« W UriM 1 And now, then, let me address mjself to tar higher subject. on have been told, as triumph, by my Whig opponents, that the Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord Aberdeen did not with in judgment of affair* and condemnation ...
... tried iu England, he must have been acquitted. They tried to get a copy of statute of Queen Anne, and it was refused—refused a Whig Government. But that not all. A person of the naraa of M Dobbin, who was not known, but who repn-sented himself as spy,” appeared ...
... Member’s Poet—The and the Windmills—Reasons against Reform—Examinations for Barristers—Tlie Bear in the Boat—Baron Alderson’s Whig—American Partnership The Sausage-making Mania, Ac., Ac.. Ac. Otfioe, Fleetest rcct, and sold all booksellers and news* Tenders ...
... really could no good. Let them themselves. w had they to expect Irom the present Ministry It w O . vernment of necessity. The Whigs bad died out frorr complete inanition, the Tories from blondeting, tlie iladicais, usual, nowhere. Well, the late asble Duke ...
... 1825, whilst his Lordship was Foreign Secretary. The deceased peer was always strong adherent the political principles of the Whig party, and from 1835 to 1811 bald the office of Postmuter-General under Viscount Melbourne’s administration, having been previously ...
... have no one else but themselves in whom to trust. Politicians of all descriptions are either indifferent or hostile. Tory, Whig, Radical, are alike devoid of any sympathy with the Protestants of this country, in their conflict with Popery. Bat let us ...