... the part of the Lord Mayor of London has resulted in a tumble between two stools. The successful candidate is a Whig, and the son of a Whig who did much for Reform in his day and generation. Mr. Wood is the son of Sir Matthew Wood, who long represented ...

... cleared, and they stood in lines from one corner to another. By half-past eleven o’clock the streets were cleared. Northern Whig. ...

... BULL’S RUN. The following account is from the Richmond Whig of the 2nd inst. : The battle of Bull’s Run opened by throwing out heavy artillery and small field-pieces at eight o’clock in the morning. The force of the enemy can never be ascertained. Our ...

... being rather places with her Majesty’s Opposition. Happily the side of Mr. Cheetham. The constituency for the country the Whigs are never so useful as was large, enlightened, and independent Both when they are a minority in the House of the candidates ...

... stealing post letters, 1; concealing childbirth V* penury 2; passing base coin, night poaching 4* other offences, ’l.—Nmikem Whig, * At VoittttMtr review, uu Wednesday, Woivor> hampton, one of the spectator*, named Evan*, approaebing too near the troopi ...

... the times in which he lived. He was an Archbishop of the old, easy-going school; and knew more of the political policy of his Whig patrons and friends in the House of Lords than of the doctrine of Baptismal Regeneration and the real merits of the Gorham ...