... hos ofhis father in tho Brompton cemetery. The funeral was of the most private character. A correspondent of the Nforthern Whig Btates that two young men in Belfast are being trained to fight Eheeman. - The work of pulling down portions of the old West- ...

... bu indite condescending court billets, and to be nearly ab connected with the most reactionary '(and incor- pri ruptible) of Whig nobles, is a title to praise and rno pudding too, in this blessed epoch of reform, so when Commanders-in-Chief desire the support ...

... Exchequer could be obtained beyond the sacred circle of the old Whigs. We must not forget the Right Honourable Edwad Ellicee, commonly called Bear Ellice, who for years supported the Whigs, as an independent member of the party, on the insignificant condition ...

... troops consist ;f 410 officers, 8,190 Europeans, and 7,155 natives. AMMMUICA. The Union Constitutional Party, as the old Whigs who refuse to ?? with either the Democratic or the IRepublican organizations call themselves, held their national convention ...

... country have been doomed. Besides, though British wrorkmenare, and. always have been, duly grateful to their friends, be they Whig, Tory, or Radical, they are well aware that there can be no sufficient protection to labour from the injustice of capitalists ...

... present occasion has produced an incal- culable amount of good. The exhibition made by the modern Tories and the apostate Whigs of their fear and hatred of popular intelligence, has dispelled an immense amount of the most pernicious delusions. A wolf ...

... historical rights of all sU classes than to restore a political system which ?? isted in our boroughs before there were either Whig Reform Bills or Tory corruption. That such a th m easure should occasion alarm in any class is a libelth ), upon the English ...

... historical rights of all classes than to restore a political system which ex- isted in our boroughs before there were either Whig Reform Bills or Tory corruption. That such it th measure should occasion alarm in any class is a libel upon the English people ...

... as the they are than as they are generally reputed. plete Mr. Seward is quite well known abroad. On- nd its ginally an old Whig, differing only from the De- h the mocracy upon the question of the tariff, he assumed same an ?? attitude twenty years ago ...

... historical fights of all st classes than to restore a political system which ex- ci isted in our boroughs before there were either Whig Reform Bills or Tory corruption. That such a tl measure should occasion alarm in any class is a libel ti upon the English people ...

... took placedrhring the Verogress HI id of the Reform Bill in 18;12, and from Mr. Roebuck s Ad the r* ministration Of ,the Whigs, the latter bearing strongly ha t. agains t the plan ofseparats legisiationforthe tlrreeconaitries. co1 X. In conclusion, ...

... 1848, Harriet Elizabeth,- second a daiughter of Lord Cheshamn. The present peer has held n; several appointments during the whig administrations, ry having been a Lord of the Treasuryin 1834, Comptroller ny of the Queen's Household, and afterwards Treasurer ...