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... accession to the Yar- xfordshire, by the death of Mr. Har- borough peerage; and O: states that Mr. Lawson, the court. The Northern Whig ll not contest the borough of Solicitor-General for Ireland, wi Sir Hervey Bruce is pro- Coleraine on the present occasion ...
... DE Camtn.—‘‘ Baron de Camin” has beea lecturing in the North of Ireland. Of one of his “lectures” at Belfast, the Northern Whig says It outrageous obscenity, degrading to everyone who was volun- tarily present; and it is exceedingly discreditable to the ...
... England is now raised, and enthusiasm fee the Union Jack is manufactured he the Tory I journals, in order to embarrass the Whig administration and drive it from office or compel it to go to war; and then it is hoped if it does proceed to extremities with ...
... throughout England as the crown- ing victory of public opinion during the momentous struggle for Parliamentary Reform. When the Whigs appealed to the country early in 1831 for support to their Reform Bill the Blues in this county,—full of the enthnsiasm prevailing ...
... he too um er teh set to th ® inspector a handsome Pockets 9 f othe T ar il wit dia 5; Value Undas’s Mittin & that he Jewelle whig! about £100, and 4 W. ym th had sto e took from his » In them from Sir James quantity of whos ar © he had been a3 vl Soner ...
... six days. _ The Naval Committee has reported a bill for the construction of twenty mail-clad steam gunboats. , Tne Richmond Whig, alluding to tbe sinking of vessels in Harbour, says the North has taken the first step Wwaids making Charleston an excellent ...
... reeognl. lion of the Slave States, which, I need net any, would eternal diagrams to Ragland. One would have thought, the Tory and Whig papers (for are both alike in this respect) that the Manchester party, whom they never cease to 11011•811 of sordid would have ...
... aud Great Grimsby, owing to the Lord Worsley’s borough peerage ; and Oxfordshire, accession to the Yar- court. The Northern Whig sta by the death of Mr. Har- Solicitor-General for Ireland, will tes that Mr, Lawson, the not contest t he borough of Coleraine ...
... feeling of respect for England, and Irsire insult us or enrich Minseld di the sp.d. Mr. Wilke warmly reprobated ' ,AAA of the Whig and Tory prose ~1e transactom, and the the Governinent kepi be* deareste lCt hare calmed eldlobismad lie eulogised the Modest ...