... inet., at noon. The Property consists of a Dwelling-House In High Street, present occupied by Mr Clark, printer, with Back Whig, which affords excellent Bed-room end Kitchen accommodation, or may be Let separately j a Shop, occupied by Mr John Rose, senior; ...

... Rome and the Protestant Churches. The Archdeacon is an influential family—brother of Mr Evelyn Denison, M.P., and also of the Whig Bishop of Salisbury— but all his tendencies are in an ultra direction. It is, of course, as to his merely theological tenets ...

... stirred up some agitation in Ireland, which had been partially laid asleep by the progress of social amelioration. No statesman, Whig or Tory, supported the motions, but they had the support nominally of the House of Commons, and this temporary triumph was ...

... Macaulay - had been unfairly kept back to serve a purpose. He was no party man, but he approved of the Liberal policy of the Whig Government— u I have said in my address that I would generally support Lord Palmerston, but that I would not be committed to ...

... Bentley. It is Mrs Fitzherbert's Papers. Among them are the evidences of her marriage with the Prince of Wales, which his Whig friends, relying upon the Prince's word, so solemnly denied to Parliament. They have been duly preserved, under seals, at a ...

... Raynhara, son of the Marquis Townshend, was the only candidate, and, consequently, was declared duly elected. Lord Raynhara is a Whig. At Newcastle-on- Ty ne, Mr Ridley was elected, Mr Hartley Kennedy not having come forward The Right Hon. M. T. Baines was ...

... much abnegation of party spirit, that it long before the reader recalls to recollection that Maga is a Tory and Macaulay a Whig. The paper contains some good criticism, however, and we shall be glad to see Blackwood crack the nut which promised in the ...

... active part in most of the popular agitations of the day. He was the origioator of the Argus newspaper, long the organ of the Whig party in this citr, under the successive editorship of Mr William Weir, Mr William Lang, Mr Thornton Hunt, and Dr Charles now ...

... unlike its predecessor, involved no political principle, and could not by any possibility be brought to bear on any question of Whig or Tory; and therefore, though there was dissension and dissatisfaction enough, all parties were about equally divided in feeling ...

... House of Parliament has gone. The Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal, and Premier Duke and Earl of England, died yesterday. He was a Whig, and though '(>f the most illustrious of our Catholic families, was so disgusted at the Papal Aggression, that he speedily ...

... were able and willing to go in and make the trial. Lord Lyndburst used to boast ie number of Ministerial measures, embodying Whig , w principles, that had been slain by-his party, Mr Disraeli dared not venture to say whether he Rented or triumphed over ...

... presume—will only imagine their presence poisoning those waters to the majestic historian as he roves along the banks, looking for Whig members of Parliament to sympathise with him in admiration of the beauties of nature, we think they will be amply avenged in ...