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... resi ling in Peter’s Hill. The offence is stated to have been perpetrated under circumstances of great atrocity.— Northern Whig. Shooting in Norfolk. —Last week, at Guntonpark the seat of Lord Suffield, the extraordinary number of 1,064 partridges were ...
... sending m 1.04 Resort the year of hi. birth being 1722. The deoendont of an tleotttah faintly, he was at Metherby, y of the e ung Whig., was at He.thaleeter d. From there went to Queen'. College, nor ape pohlielife. Travelling for Me abrool. ho to become private ...
... economy in admin- very fond of government, but they dic italked of liberty, istration being a fundamental doctrine of the Whig creed, it. Frenchmen were very fond of liberty, an: equality, and fraternity, but befo rea Frene could go 20 and respect for ...
... eminent advocate in Jiny He did not, however, withdraw from politics, hut continued , f.,f mmv years a prominent leader of the whig party in Illinois. Was several times a candidate for president! il elector, and such in 1844 lie canvassed ' th.; entire state ...
... of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...
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... crime of being a young wan. Bat though no man so young had ever before been Governor of New York, and though no member of the Whig or Republican party, old or young, had sat in the Governor's chair, Mr. Ilessarri was eleeeed, after a severe stroggle, by ...
... Sergeant Millar 1 4 H. Alsop (absent) J. Harrison ; 5 3 8 Sergeant M'Caitby 0 2 2 Skbious Affray at Belfast.—The Northern Whig states that on Tuesday afternoon a serious affray occurred Belfast. appears th a bottomry bond bad been given by the former ...
... are all but an insuperable bar. Much of this is due to what is called tbe Liberal measure of municipal reform and even the Whigs themselves have become disgusted, and shrink from sitting alongside of municipal colleagues of whom they are ashamed. Conservatives ...
... year of bis birth being 1792. The desoendanv of ancient Scottish family, was born Notherby, and. like | many of the young Whigs, was educated Westminster I School. From there he wont Queen’s College, Cambridge. and very speedily entered upon life. Travelling ...
... THE “NORTHERN WHIG” OFFICE, No. G, Calender Street, Bel/aat Uc-i»U*ntB in c *untry dutricU are reminded of the great facilities fur forwarding printed matter afforded l,y the Inland Book Puat Service of the Poet Office. p,y this means hills, cards, circulars ...
... bred. There can be little doubt of it. The last act of Sir _ ROBERT PEEL'S political life was a vigorous denunciation of the Whig policy of intermeddling, and _ assuredly his sanction and support would never have been given to the reckless finance of Mr ...