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... Minister in Sicily. The illness of Lord Montgomerie left the duties of the mission to be discharged almost entirely by the young Whig. But though his experience of public life was nothing more than could be gathered at Westminster School and Queen's College ...
... alarmed, fearing that another wholemle plunderer had been following his nefarious vocation whilst, as the day wore on, and no Whigs weld be obtained of any of the pickets, the consternation in the City become intense. Mesieniters and detectives were dee d ...
... the Admiraly, and the men of Manche-ter refer to the expenditure of those davs as the for ours In [+34 he seceded from the Whigs with Mr Stanley, and gradually came round to th: so-called Dilly” till he joined the party of Sir R -bert Peel He became Peel's ...
... having, during its wanderings, journeyed least 28,000 miles. Shirt Made for Seven Farthings ! correspondent of the Northern Whig says : It is well that, having noticed the subject, you should know the worst about cheap shirt-making in Belfast. I acquainted ...
... West had fallen into other bands, being no politician himself, and quite with the particular views of the members. Which was Whig or which Tory he really could not tell, but be believed they were no obstrue- Cellists, sad that both vigorously put their ...
... cent. As compared with 1850 the decrease is 41 per cent. A SHIRT MADE FOR SEVEN FARTHINGS I—A correspondent of the 'Northern Whig' says :---` It is well that, having noticed the subject, you should know the worst about cheap shirt-making in Belfast. lam ...
... their class; —and were Presbyterians and Whigs of the higher type. Sir Ralph, whose mother was DunJaa of Manor, was born at the paternal place of Menstrie, in the county of Clackmannan, in October 1734. Though Whig, his father was liberal enough (in the ...
... active and efficient, if not very distinguished representatives. It fell to the share of Mr. Wallace of Kelly, in the quiet Whig allotment of the three seate provided for the > ittle bounty of IWrew by the Reform Bill-Sir John Maxwell of Police getting ...
... HS* be sureeded to the Baronetcy on the death of his father, and two ds he • years afterwards was returned foe Carlisle on Whig priseiples Hissbilities sue became epparent after he erred the House of 00111111110 IN and he aimed a great ornisition to the ...
... ‘THE LITERARY GORILLA.’ The Northern Whig says ln his Roundabout Paper,’ in the Sept, number of Comhill, Mr Thackeray makes humorous reference to caricature of himself which kind friend had brought under his notice. Some description of it from copy in ...
... sufficient for to note that Sir James was one of its most ardent and able supporters. The period, however, of his from the Whigs was at hand. He dmagreedjntotoem on the appropriation clause of the Inah iemporaiiliee Bill, and left the Government any of ...
... and ;es their rights in the joint property of the school hitddi , twiandschoolownstpr's NAM. and t entis-nt rol,iuutnruls its Whig the ptylritt forteement betwixt the Heritun oni Town Conned to an end. Shoat] the Council decline to so, resolve to room an ...