... occupied little more than half an boor, and the court adjourned till Tuesday next, the usual couit day, two o’clock—Nor/Aern Whig, DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. JAMES WILSON. Another heavy blow and great discooragement has fallen upon the hopes of reformed a ...

... but for the opposite principle, he might himself have stood upon the summit, instead of bolding a pay-master’s place and the Whigs, generally, have been as intolerant of simple personal fitness as the Tories ; Palmerston, at fiist, sneered Examinations to ...

... was and she never took such a liberty.” Twenty-two long years did Queen Sarah survive her husband. She was tbs bead of the Whig party who fi led the saloons of Marlborough House, whilst the Duchess of Buckingham, the natural daughter of James l( was the ...