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... 1820, bis essay Milton, in the Edinburgh Review, drew upon him the attention of the entire reading public. The leaders of the Whig partv, in acknowledgment of his literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay a Comniissiouer of Bankruptcy, and in tbc year ...
... been so thoroughly defeated in his object and exposed to the contempt of the trade witli which hohashecn connected. —Northirn Whig. Shocking Accident from Reading in Bed. —Miss E. Lloyd, of Barrowclilfo Brighton, who was on visit at Captain Leach’s Avcune ...
... uot only to the promoters of the Indian Flax Company, but to all branches of the flax and linen trade in Irelaud.— Northern Whig. The corporation of Lom’on have restive to present to Captain F.Leopold M'Clintock, K.N., the freedom of tho city in a box ...
... interfering with political matters ; but the question of weights and measures, of fairs and markets, is not a political tendency. Whig and Tory have nothing whatever to do with it, and it sheer nonsense shirk it such a pretence. We maintain that farming societies ...
... his official life Judge Perrin has maintained high character for honesty and regal ability. He was a staunch and consistent Whig ; but no one ever doubted the integrity of his intentions the uprightness aud straightforwardness of his judicial conduct. ...
... ordinary do., 31. The proclamation holds out tempting advantages, in the shape of prize money, pensions,&c. to eligible patties.— Whig. Death op Lieut. Col. Charles R. Butler. —At the residence of his mother, 23, Upper Pembroke-strect, Dublin Lieutenant Colonel ...
... carrying out the short sea passage, is progressing rapidly, there being no less than GOO men at present employed the works.— Whig. ...
... signs of a probable Ministerial Crisis the resignation of Mr. Justice Perrin. The retiring judge obtained his place from the Whigs, and yields it to their aspirants. The consequent changes are subject of earnest speculation to-day. There is a very general ...
... were such as to induce them to put trust in his present word of improve* raent proposals. Denouncing the management of the Whig government and budgets since 1852, he declared that they showed how dangerous it was to carry on by political economy the ...
... threatening, if he believes it, of eternal perdition ? Surely the ballot in Ireland wonld be reciprocity all on one side—like Whig free trade. ITION OF CLABE. Captain Charles White, of the Fusilier Guards, youngest son of Colonel White, M.P., for Longford ...
... as in several districts of the country, are still without parallel in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. —Northern Whig. f Police inquiry at Doon. A court of inqniiy, as our readers says, the Clonmd Chronicle are aware, was held a short time since ...
... laden with this commodity urriued in port, including three from Bordeaux, three from Bayonne, and one from Wisuur Northern Whig. Classification Workhouses. Mr. William Kwart has given notice to ask the President of the Poor Board whether may not beadisaWe ...