... improving the condition of the poor on his property. As a politician be exercised an iraporl.nt influence as chairman of the Whig Club at York. Mr. Justice Jackson.—This excellent judge died on Snnday evening. A more humane judge never adorned the Irish ...

... House blue-book dispels many popular beliefs current in society. Thus, the often-repeated story that Lord Macaulay had sold his Whig history to the Messrs. Longman for an annuity is to be upset by the Custom House fact that the old historian is the proprietor ...

... e bluebook dispels many popular beliefs current in society. Thus, the often-repeated story that Lord Macaulay had sold his Whig history to the Messrs. Longman for an annuity is to be upset by the Customhouse fact that the old historian is the proprietor ...

... throughout the folio. This T ord °cietv dispels many popular beliefs lay ha , , the often-repeated story that ft. ' ai mJ d . Whig history- to the Messrs. , Ul , « be upset by the Custom atonal! is the proprietor of his us op e c . ,; mention other currently ...

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... his person, they had attempted. He said that trusted the justice his cause, and hoped to frustrate the base and malignant Whigs, whose aim was, not to mortify or punish him, but to enslave the Irish Church andjpeoplejby crushing every one who espoused ...

... they e'er chance to untack, No good can come to either. The crown is tackt unto tbe church, The church unto the crown. The Whigs are slightly tackt to both, And so may soon come down. Since all the world's a general tack Of one thing to another— Why then ...

... vacancy in Buckinghamshire. Two candidates are already in the field—Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the preseut member, in the Whig interest, and Captain J. B. Hamilton, formerly M.P. for Aylesbury, in the Conservative cause. The Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... butt Is f•vmed from a piece of hoof, set is • hoof of solid rid. The @bee of this gel hoof is formed of diamonds. the nails Whig sageseenteef fourteen beautiful rubies; the whole of tee. foot Is a Isms of small diamonds. Tbielsimedlitd,the whhel is Sensed ...

... 10th Sept fear eaten weeded sad SI as. killed sad wended, eat of lace ties pretty pod test of the ire we were imam our loss Whig osefeemb. There are the SIMI or Med miteles, nod who. I belleve, we mast pat dare es OMB. We Loa boned about ISO hem cholera: ...

... borough suffrage, the principle of Mr, Locke King's motion, may regarded almost as a settled thing. The remaining rotten boroughs—Whig though they be, and appanages the heirs of the Sydneys and the Kus ...

... person, they had attempted. Ise said that he trusted to the justice of his cause, and hoped to frustrate the base and malignant Whigs, whose aim wan, not to mortify or punish him, but to enclave the Irish Church and:peoplelby crushing every one who espoused ...