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... sition to Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell. to be chiefly in the district and to the banks. un- Linen Trade. —The Belfast Whig” of Saturday Jerstand that some of their acceptances to Staig & says, it seems to be a pretty general opinion that, until Stuart ...
... the Scotch members. To these latter gentlemen it did not matter who was in and who was out Whether the Lord-Advocate was a Whig or a Tory, he dined down at Greenwich with the other members for Scotland. ( A laugh.) They were all banded together as one ...
... on of the county of Sutherland. As nearly every acre in the county belongs to the Ducal House, the seat will be given to a Whig, Whiggery having for ages been the family politics. If not a near relative, the new member will probably be Mr Loch, his Grace's ...
... diminished as to cause them to approximate the price much more nearly to bankers' bills than for a long time past. The Belfast Whig of Saturday reports :—The market for linen goods ready for the warehouse has been generally depressed for the last eight days ...
... the member for Perthshire; t apart from all poli ical considerations—whether the Sc«rfch Universities were likely to return Whig or a Tory, the Sco meinl>ers were bound to give him an earnest and energetic an ort. The boo'rli Univeraitieß having ouns uency ...
... thee: of a lioo. Exeter was a capital actor in his way; when lie first came to Ilouso, he was one night tearing tot utters a Whig measure, and held in Lis hand a sheet of foolscap on which was written the sentiments of Monteequieu on the same point as that ...
... the real point for national congratulation is the approaching doom it forebodes to the dishonest ant shabby domination of the Whig oligarchy. Lord Palmerston. Mr Glads'one, and Earl Gran vile hays daring the last two or three days received deputations from ...
... open farther recovervof }, which was well maintained. About £20,000 chiefly French gold was bought by the Bank. y The Belfast Whig reports :—Exports of white goods fall into narrow compass, not only as relates to the Transatlantic markets, but also to those ...
... members for channel. Some twenty years ago we heard to meet the so-called scandal and degradation of th ee, Lord between the Whig Government and Mr. 0 en done. —an alliance of which the worst that coul ave dis. with the was, that it was an alliance for ...
... and Huron. The smuggler will redress the errors of the statesman, as he has often done before.” The Linen Trade. —The Belfast Whig *’ reports Exports of white goods fall into narrow compass, not only relates to the Transatlantic markets, but also those of ...
... report of t►e Committee to the effect that Mr Folios'. scheme war imptacticable, and they against going on with it on amount of Whig means to dash the sewer. Oa 12th Jaattary last the Board had stain the matter of Mr Fulton's accoant before them. I sal considering ...
... always an eye to effect, walked across Westminster Hall into the House, and the floor, with his wig and gown on, and the whole Whig party started to their feet, and by their cheers testified their delight in his forensic abilities, that had not only vindicated ...