... stentorian voice for the peen. his peerage curious and unusual. Ills father was Sir John Campbell, and Attorney- General under the Whigs at a time when it wail inconvenient to make him chaecellor and raise him to the peerage, although hie claims to that promotion ...

... voice for the peers. His peerage is curious and unusual. Ilis father was Sir John Campbell, and Attorney- General under the Whigs a time when it was inconvenient to make him chancellor and raise him to the peerage, although his claims to that promotion ...

... mil the tamale, at the &way, a way elderly lady kestrieu sad sersuMd • wh• be tells him Mee melody, sied his sod head. these Whig the err who in the 15 ram enelle Mired as the soldier a Ise at twisty asd le preens raised by MU paid. the moreover, • prrateity ...

... struggle, in the return, by a majority of only 12 votes, of Mr. William M'Cormick, the eminent railway contractor. Mr. Skiptou (Whig), was nowhere in the race, the contest being between Mr. Greer (Radical), and Mr. M'Cormick (Conservative). Mr. Greer headed ...

... into time it seemed certain Hint all o lie must down his voice for svrs 1 is is curious I I is John pin’ll Attorney-General Whigs time it chancellor mi the peerage although claims promotion uot denied effected by creating Campbell ot another lawyer Scarlett ...

... your attention to a most gratifying fact, and that is that the only Governor General who received real genuine praise from our Whig financier was Lord Ellenborough, of whom he says, I must say, sir, the minutes left on record of no Governor General have struck ...

... attended the meeting, result of which will, in a great measure, decide the fate of the election. lIKVIVALIMIL—The Northern Whig declares the statenient that the recent revivals have diminished crime to be completely fal ; and, in proof, quotes the number ...

... Vuiman's &Whig Pius AND ADVERTISER. Crewkerne and Axmianise, Temloy, April 3, ...

... voice for the peers. His peerage curious and unusual. , .„ His father was Sir John Campbell, and Attorney General urfder the Whigs at time when was inconvenient to make him chanceUor and ran* him to the peerage, although his claims to that promotion wL not ...

... Kilmister, and thas on the night of the 3rd of December last, soon after eight o’clock in the evening, the thatch upon a wall whi:g rans round Mr. Kilmister’s farm yard, D———— L o and communicates with a barn, was observed to be on fire. The wall is seven ...

... Churchward from mewbers of the Board of Admiralty during the administration of Sir Francis Baring, Sir James Graham, and other Whig First Lords, bestowing on him the most flattering attentions, solimn; his interest in their behalf in the Conservative press ...

... your atrention a most gratifying fact, and that is that the only Governor General who received real genuine praise from our Whig financier was Lord Ellenborough, of whom he says. I must say, sir, the minutes leit on record of no Governor General have struck ...