BOAT RACE—THE CLYDE V. THE LAGAN
... challenge was not accepted at the time, but there every probability of another race coming off between the same men. Northern Whig. ...
... challenge was not accepted at the time, but there every probability of another race coming off between the same men. Northern Whig. ...
... Stuart and Sir Alexander Boswell, when the gallant son of Bozzy was shot out of happy existence by the deadly hand of his Whig challenger. Mr Gosse (to whom we owe apology, our printer having transformed his name to Goose the last time we mentioned ...
... jury, who retired, and, after two hours' consideration, found a verdict for the plaintiff £1000 damages and costs.——A orthern Whig. ...
... in the river Bann, near Largey. The Crops in Ireland.—The following agricultural report for Ulster, copied from the Northern Whig, might be taken as representing the harvest prospects throughout the other provinces :--Our agricultural reports this week ...
... words must be invented, to express the extent and depth ot our feelings of mortification and shame.— The Richmond (Virginia) Whig. Mrs Wigbtman, St Alkmond's Vicarage, Shrews bury some time ago wrote small teetotal work entitled Haste to the Rescue. ...
... salutary influence in a liberal sense, identified Ins same and influence have always been with the more liberal portion of the Whigs—than his translation theHonseof Lorda, at -Uu» critical period-is the history of the Liberal party. Th» Ministerial party, ...
... Cabinet, and tbat was eminently qualified to occupy prominent place in the Administration. The present Lord Derby, then also Whig, was his most distinguished competitor for influence among the rising men of the party. They took different sides on tbe Irish ...
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... deserves to be respected in onr institutions.” This language of Lord John, contrasted with the Tory ravings of ‘'■oegCnerxt* Whigs; I* rwilly TAfreshgreat §«iiteg. SmtLDio, Sttrltno Castle, Abbey Ceaio, and the Wallace Monukeht. Bkidge of Allah—n» BhyieonB ...