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... ‘THE LITERARY GORILLA.’ The Northern Whig says ln his Roundabout Paper,’ in the Sept, number of Comhill, Mr Thackeray makes humorous reference to caricature of himself which kind friend had brought under his notice. Some description of it from copy in ...
... SO’s; 60’s little dearer. For the Levant there is next to nothing doing, and low counts of twist are scarcely steady in price; whig yarns are lower. ...
... M.P. for the city of Waterford, were each respec• tively named for the vacant post, but in each case it was found that no Whig—least of all a legal functionary, who would but use his seat as a stepping-stone to the judicial bench on the first opport ...
... done to the Herald is not yet sufficiently ascertained, as the fore compartment is drawing about sixteen feet water.—AorfArm Whig. ...
... exercised in a spirit; at once attached himself to the liberal party . steadfastly adhered till his death. Helweatae. briffiaht Mad Whig leaders the bar at that, )lerfc, Unrray, Moncmff, Cockborn, and Fullerton ad how competent he was take h(s with sooial interooune ...
... putting forth candidates who are most likely to combine the support of all sections of their general adherents. It is only the Whigs, however, who are thus opening their veins and allowing their strength to flow away in gentle eddies; the more eager, and, ...
... been, and is, England’s strong right: hand, as well in promoting her wealth as in soataOHug her prestigebut, it appears, the Whig Postmaster-Genital ignores this fact, and* is determined to treat her simply ant feeder of Wef for England, and country only ...
... upsetting of the Derby Government by Lord John Russell’s Reform motion. Mr Roebuck could not get over his suspicion of the Whigs. He believed that tbe Derby Administration would bring in a more satisfactory measure than the one which tbe country condemned ...
... public career in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig party, and although an unfrequent speaker in the House of Peen, invariably supported views and measures of the Whig Governments. On the death of his father in October, 1839, he succeeded ...
... bids fair to be both abundant and of excellent quality.— Galway Press. OF REVIVALL9M. —A correspondent informs WI (Belfast Whig) of a sad sequel to a Revival history. A girl in Comber who had been an attendant of revival meetings, a member of one ...
... Cardwell neither commands attention within nor confidence out of doors. Yet in these five names are comprised the entire list of Whig and Peelite meinhers of the Cabinet in tin &nay of ...
... candidate has been returned for the City of London, although the man himself was personally a new man, and but a weak specimen of a Whig; and, although his Conservative opponent was the Lord Mayor, popular mannered man, giver of civic feeds more sumptuous even ...