... conciliated the Whigs; the Prince of Wales, who bad placed himself at the head of the Whigs, was among her slaves ; and of the three Dukes whom she was so successful as secure for her three daughters, one was other than the beruUtary model Whig—the Duke of ...

... uciics. Ttte pare Whig# wriibeti under the iuflict»on ; wlk> would nut ? Bui dear air, grs«t teacher, tu.d the Whigs had enough to make cten ««se. ihey tried if they could noi belter the instruction. Helped by their own oracle, the First Whig, they raided ...

... Mamba far the Mani which has bola Line dose has rs s 6 la Per -street, and bow by *diming dui priasiples which hays guided him Whig the See years he bat his. In the neighbourhood of Cliftfin—vin, by produang as good a Portrait as possible at the lowest r ...

... Beaumont polled votes, and Mr Carstairs received the support of 1,500 electors. The former gentleman, who is understood to be a Whig moderate opinions, was consequently elected. The drain of gold from this country continues. Seventy thousand sovereigns were ...

... Portsmouth, l e ;camel hot ins plods' The t his d vessel, en tie maw& .of hot pito and Presents a Impost, the hist state fit *Whig, &o a r of is cuitruetioo of ...

... good to Ireland; and we believe that those who are induced to share in it will find that they have done a real service to the Whig Ministry and their supporters, and a real injury to the national cause of Ireland. The Commercial Daily Lill says it is rumoured ...

... tion. As far as the personnel of his Government went lie succeeded beyond all expectation, inducing the ex-Premier of the Whigs to become his President of the Council, and his old antagonist of five-and-twenty years in foreign affairs to become his Secretary ...

... dozen nations, driven to exasperation, the tyrannous, unfeeling, and unbending home policy of the prou I House of Hapsburg. A Whig Episcopal appointment has at last been made, which seems to give almost satisfaction to our contemporary, the Guardian, which ...

... fail to be in a very short time the subject of newspaper comment, and! fear of solemn legal procedure. The Belfast Northern Whig, evidently referring to the foregoing report, says:— A report of a most painful character, seriously affecting a well-known ...

... their countrymen from their wretched practices. The SZCKWTAItY (Mr. J. Thornton) next read the committee's report : It is with Whigs of satisfaction of no ordinary degree tart year present this their twenty-third appal ' report past year the temp i mends las ...