... nature threatens to cause such a schism in the ranks o f Conservatism as, if its object is persisted in. will open the way for a Whig candidate, already, we understand, ready for a favourable opportunity. Air. Ruggles Brise, a gentleman residing at S pams Hall ...

... dollars for the loss of his servant. — American Paper, Curk OF Lock-jaw in a Horse.— A Tandragee cor- respondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Small, veteri- nary surgeon, Armagh, has succeeded in curing lock-jaw in a horse belonging to his Grace the ...

... nature, threatens to cause such a schism in the ranks of Conservatism as, if its object is persisted in, will open the way for a Whig candidate, already, we understand, ready lor a favourable opportunity. Col. F.uggles Brise, a gentleman residing ut Spa ; ns ...

... would hope, simple, purer, better, and happier men. Cure of Lock jaw in a Horse.— A Tandragee cor- respondent ofthe Northern Whig states that Mr. Small, veteri- nary surgeon, Armagh, has succeeded in curing lock-jaw in a horse belonging to his Grace the ...

... 25th of February last. The facts of the appalling tragedy will be fi und embodied in the following extract from me Northern Whig:— Margaret Wither wa? a poor old woman who kept a small buxter'sshop in the town of Saintfield. W'ithih three doors of her ...

... ant question whether the Queen's Consort and the Queen's Cousin were to lunch with the Tory potentate on Fast Hill, or the Whig candidate on Clinghoe Hill. These rumours have led to action! The drapers have made large fortunes by the sale of stuff for ...

... ?? question whether the Queen's Consort and the Q*ieeu's Cousin were to lunch with the Tory potentate on East Hill, or the Whig candidate on Cliiijjhoe Uill. These rumours have led to action. The drapers have, made la;ge fortunes by the sale of stuff ...

... the earldom he relinquished all active share in politics, although he uniformly gave his support in the House of Lords to the Whig party. In December, 1846, he was appointed Lord- Lieutenant of the county of Kent, on the resignation of the late Earl of Thanet ...

... Robes, the Duchess of Buccleuch, one of the heroin., be it remem- bered, of Peel's bedchamber plot, about which the Melbourne Whigs had made such a hubbub a few years before. In the •ourse of the evening the Prince rose to leave the apartment md all present ...

... the earldomhe relinquished all active share in politics, although he uniformly gave his support in the House of Lords to the Whig party. In December. 1846, he was appointed Lord- Li.utenant'of the county of Kent, on the resignation of the late Earl of Thanet ...

... Robes, the Duchess of Buccleuch, one of the heroines, be it remem- bered, of Peel's bedchamber plot, about which the Melbourne Whigs had made such a hubbub a few years before. In the course of the evening the Prince rose to leave the apartment aud all present ...

... inhabitants of the town in a public dinner failed, in consequence of which separate parties of the advo- cates of Conservatism and Whig- Radical doctrines were lornicd at the Cups and Queen's [King's] Arms Inns ; and the ultra- ltadical club dined at the Angel ...