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... Wiliiau Hutt, M.P., Sir W. Atherton. M.P., nearly all the local Liberal members of Parliament, the Dean Durham, and most of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers in the two north-eastern counties. A Neapolitan Panic.—ln !etter of the 30ti ult. from Naples ...
... before eleven o'clock. The funeral service was read by the Rev. Drummond Anderson. The Semaphore Collision. The Belfcut Northern Whig gives the following account of this accident Yesterday, between five and six a.m., a collision of a very serious nature oocurred ...
... Sir W. Atherton, MI.P., tiearly to all thle local Liberal members of parliament, the lite Dean of Durhiam, and most of the Whig, gentry, ~n- clergy, and manufacture'rain the North-Eastern eoun- ),1, ties. ...
... and acknow- lodging his kindness in ded~4e this interview, and the courtesy and candour with wbicl he had conducted the ?? Whig. It is said that there has been a fierce fraee-s between two military officers in China, and that they beat each other with ...
... as the Western Visnee, that he was almost as good a Tory as Dr. Jouasos, and almost as great a bigot as the leaders of the Whig party were in those days,-or that, to slum sip all his defects in a sentence, he ?? as much a representative man of the political ...
... lutt, M.P., Sir W. Atherton, M.P., iearly all the local Liberal members of Parliament, Sf the Dean of Darham, and most of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers in the two north-eastern counties. o GREAT SALE OF SHORT-HOHNS.-On Thursday Ilast fr Strafford ...
... advocate iane3ury irsels. lie did aoe, however, withdraw from politics, taut ~ontinued for man y years a prominent leader of the whig parry in lhiuois. lie .was several timeae a candidate for presidential eleector, ard .as such in 1844 ha canvaslsed the entire ...
... limited the expedition b which it proposed to him against Mexico to purely t and exclusively English objects-I am, &a., 'A A WHIG. ThE W.19TRI sran MMnDaa.-A respite during: li her Majest's pleasure was yesterday sent to the gaol of tw Newgate for William ...
... deceased pear. -His uncle, 'the Hon. Coo, P.onsonhy, jut succeeds him. Ini politics the deceased nobleman was a l V staunch Whig.I PROPOSED RALWAY FO ULT b HOR1NSEA. Several attempts have Ioon shade to establish a line of railway fromt Hull to Horossa ...
... kindisoss icc deshing this interview, and the courtesy acd candour with wiichi he had coiducted the confercnce.-11oi/errsn W/hig. DEATer OF LORD PocsoNny.-Intelligenco liUS reached Ebglsaid of thee death of Lord Ponsoniby, which took place oui time 2ed ...
... the House, too, lie has shown the same lack of principles. He abused the Whigs, he professed to believe in free trade; but when it suited his purpose, he took to praising the Whigs, re- nounced free trade, and became the most rabid of its opponents. But ...
... duty. At Leeds they have determined to charge Hd. per copy for Lloyd's Weekly Newspa/per, Reynolds, and others. The Northern Whig gives the following proofs of the evil effects of the American war upon the Irish linen trade: The United States have only ...