... ars, and the whole of the choir proceeded to the chapter room and formed in procession. The dean was then conducted to the Whig stall the Cathedral the Rev. Chancellor Harington and the Venerable Archdeacon Bartholomew, after which the prescribed forms ...

... equal to the task of fighting against the Earl of Derby, especially as that nobleman’s hands are now strengthened by renegade Whigs like Earl Grey and Lord Monteagle. It is a little singular that 1800 having passed without a single ministerial change, the ...

... and angry orators have - proposed, seconded, supported violent and indig* resolutions, which savour the old days when the Whigs were compelled to succumb to the alli. terative accusation that they were base, bloody, brutal.” But by far the most animated ...

... Y OF SAND FOR BALLANT.—AN of the dangerous voyage of his 1 4 ondkee, is given by Captain Braithwaite, her master, who made Whig°. Sound, Norway, on the 16th of Decemher, with it' a difficulty, after baviag beaten about the North from :he first day on ...

... bungler, the worst of leaders, the most unreliable of colleagues, the most ridiculous of despatch-writers, the most factious of Whig*, the most egoistical and therefore the most impracticable of ministers f Wool or mutton? This seems to be a groat question ...

... proper I,ght the Budget of 1861,62, is only • subject for a melodrama with • long homily attached. how the poor miserable Whigs are haunted by those furies of Itarlicalien. Against their convictions, their expressed sentiments, and their conscience (if ...

... Banquet to Earl Russell at Newcastle-on- is fixed for Monday next. The Earl of Durham W'll be in the chair, and large number of Whig nobles, ecclesiastics, and gentry, will present Naval Volunteering is prcceecling with great spirit at Sunderland. There are ...

... with a plum. You cut down the dockyardmetes pay : why sot cut down the salaries of placemeu ? The people have deserted the Whigs.—This is essence of Roweliffe : and we must *dont that there was some commonsense in these rough racy rude remarks. Well, ...

... parallel only in the anti- Jacobin furor of England during the first French revolution —Liberals would be nowhere, and Tories and Whigs would join hands. • - Her Majesty goes to Ireland on Wednesday. She will travel from Osborne to Dublin in one journey, at a ...

... the genei^Velection of the latter ’being succeeded in the representation by the Honourable George Denman. Mr. Heathooat was a Whig, and ardent admirer of Lord Palmerston; and from the tact that was ...

... the position be now took, and the meeting then was crowded. Their member, Mr. Divett, was present, and all the leaders of the Whig party, and hnndreds of parties who attempted to get into the room were obliged to go away disappointed. They met to endeavour ...

... Party entertained Daniel O'Connell at a 4rsnil dinner ill 1835, which was intended to be a demonstration to intimidate the Whig Government, and also for the declaration of their revolutionary principles. That he then abused the landowners nith the most ...