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... o'clock last night the guests began to arrive, and half-past ten Lord Dufferin and Miss Hamilton led off the ball.— Surf’tern Whig. Semaphore of Marseilles says Prince Leopold England, accompanied by Colonel arrived at Marseilles Saturday, his way to Cannes ...
... affirdod more remarkable example the mutability political opinion, than the late Sir James Graham. commenced public life us a Whig, and made his first appearance in Parliament, as member for Hull, in 1318. He subsequently represented Carlisle and Cumberland ...
... lljght lh*n. Wiltiam Hutt, AJ.I’., Sir W. lon, M.l*., nearly all the nietuberw oi Parliwment, the Dean of Durham, and atyftt thr Whig gantry, clergy, and manufacturers iy the toantM* ...
... University, likeliest means of hastening its downfall. It thus turns out that the Liberal Eceniny Post, rcpiescating the old Whig party and the moderate among the Roman Catholics, is really’ of the same mind the Morning Sms with regard to our national Church ...
... him one of the highest compliments ever conferred a constituency a representative. The men of Rochdale,” says the Northern Whig, “from pure regard for his principles and respect for his public worth, returned Mr. Crawford as their member, without one ...
... descriptions, but such have been least affected the blight, and l«arn that they find a ready market, at TOqd rqf&i. the net side Whig. Pleuro-pneumonia prevails to a considerable extent in Perthshire, and is attended with very’ disastrous cunseonences. has ...
... standing Lord 11—tho vear his bi bing 17d2- lh» de;. ■. I ancient Scottish family, was born at :li.; l»J, and, like many young Whigs, was Westminster School. From .here went Q teen’s College, Cambiidge, and very speedily entered upon pub ic life. Travelling ...
... Bolingbroke, who endure I all the torments of exile at the mock couit of the Pretender in hopes being avenged one day other the Whigs iu general and Walpole in particular. M. Gu zot is the last instance iu this melancholy catalogue of fallen greatness. “Onemore ...
... since the j minds of many of yonr readers were kept state of mingled irritation and anxiety by the continual meddling the Whigs the foreign affairs of the lesser States ! and kingdoms Europe; but complete change has come oyer their policy, and now, when ...
... gst the party with which he was politically connected —in hundreds of rustic homes where his bounty has been felt—amongst Whigs and Tories, English, Scotch, and Irish men, there will be a wide-spread sense of bereavement, the instinctive testimony which ...
... In general the tendency of the rale. t. upward.—aay 6d to 9d for handacntched, and • IS* per stone for railled. —A'ortAerm Whig. CORK AND YOUGHAL DIRECT RAILWAY. ThamUy tlw chninMn director! the ehore company proceeded from the Johnstown Junrtion to ...
... bruises about the body. They were brought the first train to Belfast, anil taken the General Hospital, where they remain.— Whig. Fatal Accident.— Early this (Monday) morning, young man named John Moloney, aged years, residing at Hoggin’s-hill, was found ...