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... in conjunction with Mr. Bramston, and continued in parliament up to 1852. He again was candidate for that division in the Whig interest, but was defeated by considerable majority by Mr. Bramston and Sir Wm. Bowyer Smyth. The deceased suoceeded in the ...
... directors for conspiracy to defraud the shareholders. The one was the Lord Advocate of the Conservatives, the other of the Whigs. Mr Inglis has since been appointed to the office of Lord Justice Clerk, and as such is the presiding judge of the High Court ...
... Edinburgh, and, under similar pretext, was also removed. Mr M'Bride had her, in like manner, sent back to Edinburgh.—Northern Whig. CARDINAL WISEMAN PAPAL AGGRESSION. Times' Dublin correspondent writes; —Cardinal iseman was banqueted in bis half-native city ...
... Palmerston's Government as a great national misfortun —(laughter)—not that he considered it a national misfortune that the Whigs should out of office, for a change of office was sometimes wholesome, but because it was great evil to this country that G ...
... in 1831. The rotten burghs of England were a standing reproach ; and had it not been for the interest which some influential Whig families had in that kind of property, schedule A. would undoubtedly have been much more comprehensive than it was. With that ...
... tho confidenee of groat nation and the authority of an Knglish minister into a petty machine for the manufacture of little whig jobs.—Saturday Review. Palmerston's Vaunted Pluck.—The French Colonels' Bill is formally announced. Under the dictation of ...
... agaiost and Govcinmen'.a Mr. Lindsay followed the side of justice and mercy, and administered a severe castigation to the Whigs for their opposition to all reform. Lord A. V. Tempest then moved his amendment, and Mr. Dillwyn another, which was seconded ...
... into contempt. We will admit that Mr. was clever, bold, and zealous. But his talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of a whig-paid agent, and his daring was, in a political sense, synonymous with utter contempt of scruple. Eulightened cynics hate beeu ...
... Franklin Place Belfast, in the County Antrim; then of Holy wood, in the County Down, all in Ireland, Editor of the Northern Whig Newspaper and Aathor; and afterwards of No. 15, and late of No. 9, Crane Street, ia the City of Chester, Newspaper Writer aad ...
... histories of England, but no satisfactory History of the English, and the Progress they have made. We have doubtful Chronicles, Whig Histories, Tory Histories, Catholic Histories, and Protestant Histories, in all of which the Crown, the Mitre, snathe Sword ...
... us Caxton.— Part XIII. Blood. Religious Memoirs. The First Bengal European Fusiliers after tbe Fall of Delhi . The Cost of Whig Government. * ! May-Day. ...
... Three Hundred aud Twenty different substance*, consisting of— One Hundred Specimens of Minerals and Metals in the raw andn. -whig their practical application- entv Specimens of Vegetable Pr- o fruits, seeds, . .-table kingdom, and • ■ful to man. 3. Upward ...