... was brought to a close. That it will ever meet in another Parliament is almost beyond possibility. It is such a mixture of Whig, Whig. Radical, Conservative, and Peelite, that cohesion is contrary to the simplest principles of nature. Its staunchest supporters ...

... Governmen ¢ bronght in a bill constituents. have pacific assurances j remarks upon the Whig party, A ero Queen's speech that co mes down we that it bad been sai d of the Whig party an | for the appropriation of seats by which they disfranchised jn the stereotyped ...

... e streets, playing lively airs. th FRIDAY, AUGUST »), 1941 ver built in England wi est | arawn his recruits from only the Whigs and the England, togetber with the Brunswick star and garter, largest merchant ship e te of the continuous wet i soit qui mal ...

... fee. of Priscilla Colmer, I shall feel obliged by your sending it to me at once. With regard to such on, and the discussion whig, our Board on the subject which gave rise » took place at y the resolution, I may now venture to remark on. pe conversant with ...

... Sir Hugh Owen, and the recent unsuccessful candidate for the county. Somewhat later in the session the Marquis of Stafiord, a Whig, became Duke of Sutherland, and the close constituency of Sutherlandsbire was given to Sir David Dcndas. Another Scottish member ...

... Bill and nothing less ; but the Ministry were obliged to give way, the sinecure of the Chief Judgeship was such a sample of Whig jobbery that they were shamed into a compromise; the Bill passed as amended, and the Ministry had the effrontery to congratulate ...

... posowssion, to Reut or Pontius • HOUB4, other ill Praise, o Albrusarts.villas , Tame, Of et. say other positioa. Apply by take 'Whig iseir, to is, Tsmar-terraco, Stoke. SEA! required for splendid Indiamen, pram um 60 guineas for 3 years, or 30 guineas for ...

... 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 ...

... Earl of Sefton, lord-lieutenant of the county, directed their tenants to vote for the Liberal candidate. But many of the old Whig leaders united themselves to the house of Knowsley, and not a few of their names appeared on Mr. Turner's committee. That gentle- ...

... happy pair were made one on Saturday last j the brother of the laid groom, a young pikst, who tied the nuptial knot.— X or them Whig. The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday. LATER NEWS FROM AMERICA. Monday nigbt. —The Royal Mai steamer Anglo ...