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... The late Darid Prentice may considered its founder. In its earlier jeare the paper wet joint-stock property of the leading Whigs of the West of Scotland. From 1811 until 1837 its founder eontinned its editor. In that year Darid Prentice died, haring, doring ...
... and Kilmalcolm Ad* vertiser, Port* Glasgow. Courier, Inverness. Evening Post, Dublin. Chronicle, **. ««« Limerick. Northern Whig, Belfast. L’lllustration. Paris. Magazines and Reviews. United Service Journal, London. Art Journal, Bentley’s Miscellany, ...
... immediately told her story to the station-master. and M'Master have been committed for trial, but Kennedy has escaped.—Northern Whig. Death of a Spanish Miser from Starvation.— Extraordinary Case.—Within the last few days much sensation has been created in ...
... of ruin, almost level with the foundation. There waa no reason whatever for the perpetration thee* cowardly act*.— Northern Whig. ...
... Duchess de Nemours. The two Liberal Lord Ellesmere and Fitzwilliam, seemed, by their departure, to bint how the times of early Whig struggles are receding into bis- tory. Lord Amberst’s death reminded us of a differeot old passage in our story of Uhineso ...
... accepted it. With Sir Stratford Cann!ngee parliamentry career we have nothing to do; be was a conservative during the day. of whig supremacy, and sever had an opportunity of showing his capacity for able life at home. But a new period in the blatory of the ...
... relatiree—and Mr. Bt*en employed sab a relative this matter—and the connexion often induce* unn ...
... disfranchisementwhat classes of old voters he will try to extinguish—and what manoeuvres he will attempt for strengthening Whig influence, are questions which are not deemed vastly urgent in presence of that greater measure for the same purpose, which ...
... into contempt. will admit that Mr was clever, bold, and zealous ; but bis talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of Whig-paid agent, and daring was, in political sense, synonymous with utter contempt cf scruple. Enlightened cynics have ■een engaged ...
... obli g ed to work as best it might, through the instrumentality of the great En g li s h par ti es ; and Tories, as well as Whigs, to d o th em j us ti ce , were never willing that the Mon arc h of England should be an autocrat. Still less could he be so ...
... the final numbers given were as follows; Cavendish (Whig). Hamilton (Con.) Buckingham 210 214 Bfaconsfield 647 260 Aylesbury 550 Newport Pagnell 210 362 1617 1456 Majority for Cavendish 161 The Whig candidate was returned by local influence in the district ...
... Wednesday without opposition and without rioting. The Glasgow Chronicle, a very respectable paper, established by the leading Whigs in the west of Scot. land in 1811, and which, in days gone by, most ably fought the battles of Reform, issued itslast number ...