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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... decidedly proscribed; and the consequence of such distinctions, the effect of that favour shown to one party—whether it were the Whig party at the beginning of the House of Hanover, whether it was the opposite party iv other reigns—was to make one portion of ...
... I have already seen many political men; tbey all declare in favour of our cause. The Tories seem no less friendly than the Whigs, and the most enthusiastic are the zealous Protestants marshalled by Lord Shaftesbury. If you listen to these last you would ...
... that she, brought il enqu red of r il she had Northern Stars, and toft pile nverincc, says Nanny, S Bib Uere ' man. The Whig and Tory press ,!f»W r tbe condemnation of the course tie »„ the ' Pursuing, and not unfrequentlv Sd2 dasses were against ...
... serious disasters, but in the heart of people resolved to be free, disasters stimulate to increased exertions.” The Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis’s government the most lamentable failure in history, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to abler ...
... ground of previous good charac- . Ow previous good character could efford any ex- 0 for so atrocious a crime, and one for the Whig 3 the motive was so paltry and the temptation so >» We Ye unable to say. Probably some of the jury Wished to x elieve themselves ...