... order to place the detestrel prince in an odious light. The • extinst the prince had reached its acme at this p.pj.oi, when a Whig ministry had satained power, and public ioaults to the prince were no rarity. lie wit known in England as the leader of the ...

... defeated the Confeterates on the grO inst. at anil was holding re hoed bridge between Savannah and Charleston. Reinforcements ars Whig forwarded to them. It is b report y thi ed con that f.de. M .i. r. Vallandigham has been impriaoned A telegram received per ...

... a oassineaMonstems= Zhou to mirease Ask to Me meassu Thom essimgibbod ilmitp. of to amp. see apphons, and highly shivalroas Whig In in the Bedroalll l -11* ef bedroom's is a W bk is vitally in. sad which few If two psiss.s ses ls.ouspysb • sight, Ist the ...

... and prevented the attendance of many intended visiters, nevertheless, the assembly At dinner was equal to :former days, there Whig about eighty genticinen at Mrs. Fitz simony Hotel to join O W noble president of the society, '6 EARL on the occasion of his ...

... F•rrand's Town flosidesse.--Btratt-ca's Gonad. The Favourite Walk of th. Dignified Clergy.— llivbet.'orate. HUSIBLEI THU BRUXXENC—Whig is is • Bohm is becoming moral, mid tbe polio' wa =tre lady to reside la the tura er twisty imbed t—we call • geed es ! , for ...

... was elected for the borough of Stoke-•pon-Trent in the year and coitiou e d to represent it uotil his death. la politic, he • Whig, and something more. Inheriting eorne of his father's talent at a political economist, he distinguished himself as the author ...

... b ts wely duredier et 14 emend ee eel' UM MN should be edyearod WlMisubeiresit le to The Oseeme NU 601 lis anal eing aftga Whig es mosh ow iesal ea = Jame ilisiegge nil diga she wee the dam el the amid. Asa Mr as.. She hid I. a anger NO. Osier Dense ...

... mineral estates in a fearful state of embasramment, caused by the extraordinary extravagance of his father, one of the fast Whigs of the Regency, and of his mother, a celebrated and eccentric beauty, said to be the heroine of one of Miss Edg- Irortk's ...

... London, it having been established in 1;70. or a long period It took the lead of the other jourrels, and represented the Whig party anti Whig polities with great ability and leelity. The paper declined radually in influence from IMO till abut twelve years when ...

... Government. Earl Grosvenor will take with him many votes, the Middle party are becoming stronger by amalgamating with the old Whigs. and the Opposition, with Mr. Disraeli at their head, are working hard to a good excuse for throwing out the present Walden ...

... John Russell was made an earl per sa/tem, but then he had held the Premiership, and was, besides, of a ducal and a governing Whig family. 'rho same bird of night tells us that the Ministry iuten I to propose the grant of a pension of .£l,OOO a ye ir to ...

... the present Duke—there is no Marquis of Devonshire—who, before he succeeded to the title, was Earl of Burlington, is an old Whig of the intellectual class; he took high honours at Cambridge, and is anlike, In every respect, the giant Irish Protestant Orange ...