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... lordship next gave his services to Greece, and was employed in that, country from 1827 to 1828. In 1830, on the accession of the whig* to office under King William IV. Lord Dnudonald was reinstated iu his rank in the British navy, from a feeling that he had ...
... was per' mitted—a breach was also made and a victory woe. The whole strength of the Whigs was exerted to keep out Mr. O. 1.. Cowing, but the whole strength of the Whigs was powerless. The Invader, courageous as he is huoiorous, broke a harrier which had ...
... Neapolitan States. Lord John vindicates Sardinia by the authority of Vette' and by that highest of all preoedents,—the glorious Whig Revolution of 1688. Did not the people of Eugland,—that is, the family of Bedford and a few other nobles,— depose the Stuarts ...
... a little tipsy; smother rumour geese It that the had to x oh mieth* that she had at lihroto ; pamther that ibis had goo. to Whig**, that she at Manchester; another that ohs been identified at Liverpool; MAW bad been seen last night maim down Dote rather ...
... shipping manifestly labouring under great disadvantages iv regard to its competition with foreign shipping* no English government, Whig Tory, has made the 'UteS* effort, even the mildest remonstrance with foreign governments, to obtain for justice. But why th»' ...
... crinoline. A Csowittim Conualow,—Dr. JohnEsi, when he in • good humour, was in the habit of saying that' the Devil was the first Whig! If so, the wig in must have been an Old :Scratch. A VEIT Easy ONL—Why in the New Zealander taking his long-promised sketch ...
... maderoritom The captain, however, appeals to have team for he pursued his voyage to this So the circumstances under which the bills Whig wore signed. I • Fix !—Hero is a slight proof of what personal dignity has fallen to in this country (says the Paris correspondent ...
... James Street i and London Rood; and by Scotch Street. 'Os OP PIIOO4PHO.PIIIC VIAN following important testimony from Baron Whig will no doubt interesting to our *elmateral renders — The iotrodoction into ouzo- NOM a Guano, under the title of Plicapho ...
... Mr. Isaac James at the private meeting, and the gears act of insubordination war denounced with virtuous indignation by our Whig contemiewary in • passage which we here re-produce, merely inserting Mr. Nanson's earns fur that of the object of the attack ...
... of the members for New- castle, has accepted an appointment on the Enclosure Commission, and thereby vacates his seat. ‘The Whigs are losing in so many directions that they may reasonably fear the result of a single election for Newcastle. Mr. Ridley is ...
... he has since disappeared Newcastle Chronicle. Representation of Newcastle —Mr. Somerset Beaumont issued an address from the Whig platform on Saturday, and his friends are very sanguine as to his success. The same evening Mr. P. A. Taylor's friends met ...
... Kri.lay, to enable him to make a triumphal entry Uo-lal 640120U 46 aoner to go quietly home, but he refused, so he took our whig contemporary in a passage which ran . - for descriptions, from to £l6, and therein to Stalvbridgc, but owing to the misconduct ...