... Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk bis immense wealth. In polities Lewd Louden borough was astanneh supporter the Whig party. He was created bvGeoigeiy n 1829. Knight Commander of the Hanoverian Order, was Fellow the Royal Society and several ...

... British constitution of the persecuted peasantry of Ireland. We are almost ashamed to read the writings and speeches eit these Whig Caulhol 66, and we would go the length of suggesting that such consummate renegades be excluded from every popular demonstration ...

... has crushed in the inception. Since the Legate described the writers of the Nation and Irishman a “ few waggish youths,” the Whig press in the provinces has become quite enamoured of him. But we turn to the Tablet, and there find Dr. Cullen’s Address r ...

... baiting, timid, and deceptive ; and such tbe Protestant” policy England in Italy has invariably been. The bold advances the Whig emancipators are necessarily followed curtain scenes with their Irish supporters in the House ol Commons, which sickly o’sr” ...

... left band to the and the right hand to his enemies. Hundreds will sign the Addressto zmwro N who are the bond slaves of the Whigs, tol vim will adhere as resolutely as oww to his Lorddila though he should, as he will do b seepond inaction Address by proving ...

... whose names were brought under notice Messrs. Russell and Errington, have only to say that they are resectable and consistent Whigs. They have received many favours from Lord Palmerstonthey have done him good service before now, but they never came so bravely ...

... spirit and loyalty in the gentlemen of England to cast aside, vital emergency, all party considerations ? Would they not, Whig, Tory, and Radical, being Protestants, and jealou- of the freedom they enjoy under Protestant Government, join hand in hand ...

... Right between Mr Sharman Crawford and Mr Levinge, President of the Westmeath Farmers' Club, has been published by the Northers Whig. Mr Crawford gives a general Whence to the views propounded by Mr Livings, which include both prospective and retrospective ...

... own. It was the Whig interpretation of free trade, and the splendid premium of the open British markets which invested the capital of Havana merchants in kidnapping voyages to the coast of Africa. It true that at the same time the 'Whigs maintained preventive ...

... maternal uncle, Mr William Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his wealth. His lordship was a supporter of the Whig party. He is succeeded in his title and extensive landed property by his eldest the Hon W. Henry Forester Denison, M P for ...

... his maternal uncle, Mr William Joseph Denison, who bequeathed him the bulk his wealth. His Lordship was a supporter of the Whig party. The deceased was patron of the turf, and had a princely racing stud. He is succeeded In his title and extensive landed ...

... ju pplis | to state that their time here, they displayed deal aad intelligence in the discharge of their duties The Northern Whig of yesterday states that some day | chievous lads attempted to get up a riot on Sunday oO by groaning and jeering at party ...