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... Coppock.—We regret to learn that Mr James Coppock, the well-known Parliamentary agent of the Reform Club, in the interests of the Whig party, died on Saturday night of an attack of Bronckitis. Mr Cop- pock, who was aboat fifty-years of age, was in the autamn ...
... spendthrift landlords and adventurers, are all eager to be meddling with the glittering stores in the Treasury. Before the Whig Revolu- tion in 1668, when constituencies had tohire their representatives, a seat in Parliament was rather shunned than covetted ...
... or Phaeton, also ail right —a particularly good hack. A trial of either will he allowed, one only will be Sold, stable room Whig required.—Apply at the Rice Milts, 35, Parr-street. ...
... 18A4. •kw met •••• &WWI to 4sloine limeh Inr,y NA &wool 141111•06 timber, wl,lelk bade I. *A.vad. Ulmrimm—Limeth 1311 MIL Whig Flab.; Uteri: Wiwi. 1..- . e* DrL is CU II MAACK & Ye the lislo mil et Mame, Ibrinwstowl. I , - SALL, Te Sr aye Wm GRIILKAL ...
... and, arriving Bdfast, yesterday, the were given into snstody. The case will investigated the polioe-offioe to-day. ~-ffortUr» Whig. ...
... of improving the °audition of th e poor on his proper ty . As a politician be merceed an ii: influence as cha irman of the whig club at York. Through his instrumentality while in that position r. Wyvil was returned as en independent member for York, which ...
... mamas al this appointed by the Goverment te Tieillailliehip af the County Osost ef Kent, is Os st the late Yr. W. F. A. to the Whig party are too well to recapitedstisa bin; but the last wad& to Think be Woe the pabbo was in gab rdielnift the ad if humid ...
... INFAMOUS CASE. [SOMHEBN WHIG ] - At the Kewtownards Patty Session*, on Tuesday, a case wa- heard which almost unparalleled its kind, and, certainly, has never been- surpassed in atrooity. have seldom report anything so rsvoltlng ; but, .ootsideti that ...
... feuds and public inquiries in parliament connected with Mr. Coppock's personal services to past administrations and former Whig and radical candidates for seats in our legislature. Such oygone transactions are rather matters for future history than for ...
... THE QUEEN'S COLLEGES IS IRELAND. WHIG.] aim the win and sagacious »M— to whom the Irish people the sstablishment of tht Queen's Colleges wis to complete, is ita higher developments, the system of nalted education, of wUeh tha foundation waa laid by the ...
... in Belrast. yesterday the seamen were given into custody. The case ill be investigated at the police court to-day.—Narthern Whig. APPREHENSION OF MR. E. A. GLOVER, LATE M.P. FOR BEVERLEY. Mr. Lewis, jun., of the firm of Lewis and Lewis, attended before ...
... fends and pnblie inoniries in parliament connected with Mr. Coppock’a parsonal services to past administrations and fanner whig sad radical candidates for seats in our legislature. Such bygone transactions are rather matters for future bis. tory than ...