... 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 ...

... Lylton’s Hitcbiu at the dinner the Horta Agricnlturnl Society, on September 25 h, is one which in the mouth of Sir Edward, the Whig-Radical of other days, would hare been rery good ; but in the month of Sir Edward the Conservative convert, and late •Secretary ...

... ” very long after the evening alluded to, on the Ist of August, 1714 the Queen then lying on her death bed Rousing on, the Whig nobles, headed Argyle, compelled herto make a declaration in favour of the succession of tli; Elector of 11 mover j the same ...

... Hon. G. Byng, however, belongs to that once powerful bnt now rapidly-disappearing section of politicians know.i as the Old Whig Party. When the measure the Government for the re-distribution of seats had been kicked and bandied from one side the House ...

... readers that no such struggle could take place, were not for the anti Catholic priuciplts of the bas«, bloody, and brutal Whigs/* And Ireland will be'tr it in memory. ...

... considerable proportion of delinquents had previously paid fines frequently, or suffered periods of imprisonment.—Northern Whig. Immigration from America.—On Saturday the City of Manchester, of the Inman line of mail steamers, put into Cork Harbour, on ...

... average. The price of breadstuffs is stationary at the advance, although a reaction is reported the English market.—jVerttern Whig. ...

... tbe Hon. G. Byng, however, belongs to that once powerful but now raplaly-dbappearing sections of politicians known as the Old whig Fhrty. when the measure the Government for the redistribution of seate had been kicked and bandied from one side of tbe Haase ...

... Diapers and Damasks—Production small and decreasing, owing the prices being low and unsatisfactory to manufacturers. —Aorlhtrn Whig. ...

... done in tfce way of digging out the potatoes. The report of the latter crop is still unfavourable.—Corrtsponilent of Northern Whig. The Weather at Belfast.—On Saturday night, about seven o'clock, a strong gale of wind set in from the south, and during the ...

... lower present here than in any of the other four principal towns in Ireland, while potatoes are considerably higher. —Northern Whig. The King of Prussia left Compeigne early hour on afternoon, and was accompanied to the railway station the Emperor. Their ...

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