... gre» * l J' V*. with Lord John Russell's new Re* olol . * s ...

... these affairs of the eighteenth century was that between the Duke of Hamilton and Lord Mohun. The latter was the Hector of the Whig party, and a terrible swordsman. The duke was a courtier of Charles the Second's time, and wps a favourite with that king and ...

... court at any hour when their required to prove their votes Howm y owners are there who such a pur- Whig or Radical millowners I pose? Nay, how many Whig Le there whose liberality would bear ? favour of their Tory workmen d any t y The scheme of false in ...

... deceased baronet was born in the year 1795; he represented the city of Londonderry since the year 1830, and in politics was a Whig. By his death a vacancy will be created in the representation of the city of Londonderry, and also _ • •» l>t - the county ...

... Three of the parties dead, and he otter lee all wounded, the tragedy here ended Mn Vincent Witcher is a prominent member of the Whig nartv and is widely known througnout Virginia. He ferv ed for many years in the Lower House of the Legishv ture, and snbsequontly ...

... engender.— Quarterly Review. Political Strife in America.—Conversant as we are in this country with the conflicts between Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, with the excitement of election contests and the bitterness of political strife, we bave no idea how ...

... returned a verdict of manslaughter.—The prisoner was sentenced to penal servitude for the term of her natural life. The Northern Whig publishes the statistics of drunkenness in Belfast, to show how much crime increased during the year of Revivalism. In the ...

... nprovement. Whatever changes are \?S ought to be in the direction not of curtailment. We confess to Xd c , °ns on this score. Whig measures, tb t H* 06611 m uch more apt to dwindle than to Parliamentary influences. We must Nu Naders in the House of Commons ...