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MSS. of the Poet Burns.—Some curious Vf Burns the Poet have just been disposed of in s ft U' auction,
... family. Divided into twenty-six lots they pro°- over £100. The General Assembly and the Distress in cash ire.—We {Northern Whig) are glad to learn 0 movement has commenced among the the General Assembly for the purpose of funds for the relief of the distress ...
TOTNESS ELECTION
... for Totness took place on Monday, when Mr. Dent and Mr. Pender were proposed, the first as the Conservative, the second the Whig candidate. The show of hands was decidedly in favour of Mr. Dent, and poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Pender. The election ...
EAT= WORSDELL'S PILLS. RECENT EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF IN. DIGESTION. U., AFTER ALL OTHER REMEDIES HAD FAILED. THZ ..
... REMEDIES HAD FAILED. THZ Mewing spontaneous to the video et thim oldwatoblialmed has Las nosing tbriasek Mr. W. Galldord:— lk Be/Whigs, Hill Head, Guildford, Ilinvey, Auj. 1862. John Kays, Ise. B*—Having for upwards ot fear wfall Ininud. Gravel, sad Pilem ...
_WIGTON—TrEttpay.
... 0.-Both and detodaat's eolieitors addressed the beach, who It. - - _ . _ _ . ..- 8711•LUNG • His.--Richard of Patria, waa *Whig * windy aadraw, ea ...
Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries
... passing of the Reform Act, discarded the old party name, and assumed the designation of Conservative. His opposition to the Whigs and to Reform was evinced to to such an extent that at the general election of 1830, immediately after the death of George ...
The elections for Southampton and Totness, *fgarded from a party point of view, are much* too fii gtuficant ..
... constituencies do not support the government at the polling booths, then comes the of Deucalion, with Lord Palmerston and the Whigs, as principal figures. For when a government [meaningthe Palmerston government] convinced that it is right, it is justified ...
DISTURBING A CONGREGATION ON HIGH AUTHORITY
... mistress and baby will be in great trouble. The prisoner was then removed, protesting that he.had committed no offence.— Northern Whig. ...
THE SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION AND THE GOVERNMENT
... fought stoniaa hero, Captain Mangles, and the champion, Lord Mayor Rose. The preponderant of the Captain's chance, which eve?y Whig Radical in Southampton believed in, was supposed to he his faith in Lord Palmerston. The Great whose seat, when lie leaves ...
GrRetwa Faru.— By the death, this week, | of Mr. John Birrell, Guard 8, the respected and hon. | oured
... nt. Mr. business details to Fechter’s first grand cou p willbea translation from Le Bos seu.—“ Edward Yates, in the Northern Whig. THE LaTE Ma a few days of Lord RQUIS OF BREADALBANE.—Within gram reached him Breadalbane’s death, at Lausa from Her nne, a ...
BANK OF ENOI
... such a proverbial dearth amongst the Whigs,—these would-be monopolists of power and place who feign that England’s sun will soon set unless her destinies continue to be entrusted to some half-dosen incapables of that Whig oligarchy who humorously style themselves ...
Maission-hous• Grivata
... 9111 fro foreign contribatiens. Mr. Cotten menarbed with reference to seundliag which had bees said In respect to the money Whig Amid, If th' public were led to believe test, they would perhaps be under the impression that mosey wasweatlY retired. He thought ...