Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... makes man more wretched than a diacased stomach or tropid liver; from them spring our gloomiest ttoughts and most dismal level-Whigs but, happily for mankind, such disorders may at once be rectified by a coarse of the digestive Pills, which act moat beneficially ...
... student at Lincoln's-inn. Ills means were narrow, but a countryman, Serjeant Spankie, had the direction of the then organ of the Whigs—the C'hronicle—and by this influence he was enabled to earn a meth:tent income to maintain him as a gallery reporter—an engagement ...
... stagnation;.n trade, several of the most extensive factory employers in Belfast are about to put their workers on short time.— Whig China Indemnity.— On the 23d of April a large instealraent of the indemnity was j aid into the Government Bond at Canton by ...
... at present worn by the Speaker, it is suggested that, 6ince Wednesday's Church rate division, Denison should assume a tie w(h)ig. Divide ! Divide !—We hear that Captain Fowke and Mr Sydney Smirke both claim credit for the pretty- Arcades in the new gardens ...
... There was miaunderstawhog between a medl- Jalmao named myself. ltwa*iio ...
... And be enforced power o’ law. But never reaches him ava*— The rantin’, rovin’ Tinker. Election days may come an’ gae. And Whig and Tory disagree. But fat care they w wander free— It never hurls the Tinker. So lat reformers write an’ speak About the tmnehise ...
... 1637, being then 25 years of age, became a Queen's Counsel in I Sl9, and, as a Peelite, has been equally passed over by the Whigs and Deiby Conservatives. As he is not only one of the first, if not the first man at the Equity bar, and was a sueceseeul speaker ...
... treats me with respect now I am nobody?' inquires Lord To ts- Eldon, His son replies, It is Sir John Campbell, the 1|1 Je 'Whig Solicitor-General. I wonder what they would ev qt have said of me, exclaimed the ex-Chancellor, if I had pe N driven ...
... generally satisfactory reports from our agricultural correspondents throughout the North than those of the past week.— Belfast Whig. Important Invention Agriculture.—Under this title, the Dundee Courier and Argus makes the following statement:— About a mile ...
... words must be invented, to express the extent and depth of our feelings of mortification and shame.* —The Richmond (Virginia) Whig. *Oh ! the Poor Workhouse Boy.’— On Friday morning, in one of the galleries of the church of St Mary, White bapel, several ...
... object ia to ameliontiooe both ia the law ot aetttMaaot and the mode of feting. The new Poor Law fpr BnyjaM, oairiod by the Whig Government in XB3L in the face of much ignorant clamour, aoeompuahad only one-half of the improvement* contemplated it* author* ...
... Irish Potato Crop.—The Belfast Whig says : — If the weather prove favourable for the next six weeks there cannot a doubt that this year's produce of Ire land's potato fields will be the largest and finest grown within the present century. State of ...