THE BUSSELL BANQUET
... William Butt, Sir W. Atherton, M.P., nearly all the local Liberal members of Parliament, the Dean of Durham, and most of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers the two northeastern counties ...
... William Butt, Sir W. Atherton, M.P., nearly all the local Liberal members of Parliament, the Dean of Durham, and most of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers the two northeastern counties ...
... party exciting them. Hence the phenomena uniformly succeeding one another over space of thirty years—a long Whig ascendancy, followed gradual Whig decadence and ultimate expulsion, and this succeeded brief Conservative regime, passing, in its turn, through ...
... very well; but the general report is that they will be both scarce and dear the ensuing spring. —Corrfupondent of Northern Whig ...
... place at Colchester on Wednesday night. Major res ford spoke vigorously favour of maintaining the old party distinction of Whig and Tory. Capt. Jervis made some remarks on the war in America. His speech was argument favour of the right of Secession and ...
... enlightened and distinguished Chancellor They wish to have counterbalance to thcConserratisixi of Trinity College—anomineeof Whig Governments, returnedinDublin, MemberfortheQueen University. This would safe borough for the jobbers, and firmly believe the ...
... Diapers and Damasks—Production small and decreasing, owing the prices being low and unsatisfactory to manufacturers. —Aorlhtrn Whig. ...
... improvement has been reported. Sales on foreign account have not generally been extended. Stocks are now tolerably large. —Northern Whig. ...
... had upwards 100 stocks of corn swept away. The loss to fanners both places will, no doubt, very heavy,— Corrtspondait of the Whig. TRAMORE RACES. The billowing is. a return of the running for the first day the above meeting:— . , - Handicap Plate *4 50 ...
... wore scattered to tbo farthat M rftop. It is greatly to desiral that drdostardly an outrage may be caught and seme. —NoriXfrn Whig. ~ „ S* Th. lUuetraltd lamiom Newt state, that in the younger He. dangerously and bop Paris. Ilia malady is said bo not only ...
... Shipments of the ore from this port to tho ether sido the Channel, for smelting, are now regular, and moderately large. —A'oWAevn Whig. Worthless Parent.— A dissipated-looking woman, named Johanna Smith, was charged at Bow-street policeoffice, London, yesterday ...
... Indian and South American markets have appealed during the week. A considerable movement in stocks has been reported. Northern Whig. ...
... simply, to add another Whigling to the Irish section of that sinking party, and are certain in every case pliable and convenient Whig too. Very little dignity would added to the Queen's University a slavish follower what is called the Liberal Ministry. Disgrace ...