... procession coramenced.—New York Tribune. Poisoxen BULLET9.—According to the Troy Whig, the U.S. Government is engaged in manufacturing poisoned bullets. This is what the Whig says :— We have before us some specimens of the minnie bullet now produced at ...

... Equity Courts ; and, in 1858, to the general astonishment of the profession, received the distinction of a silk gown from the | Whig Chancellor of that day (Lord Cranworth). His , father shortly afterwards died, and the new Q. C. retired from practice on splendid ...

... temptation which is usually fatal weaker minds, and in quiet unobtrusive way faithfully served his country. Entering Parliament as Whig, he ever after loyally adhered his early principles, courting neither place u«r favour, but strengthening his sagacioa*? counsels ...

... Glenguoich. Mr. Ellice was one of the most respected members of the old Whig party. He first entered Parliament iu 1818. In April, 1813, be was made Secretary of War. When the Whigs went out Mr. Ellice, of course, went with them ; and from 1834 to the time ...

... Equity Court.; and, in 1858, to the general astonishment of the profession, received the distinction of a silk gown from the Whig Chancellor of that day (Lord Cranworth). His father shortly afterwards died, and the new Q.C. retired from practice on a splendid ...

... and what is worse, into veteran habits. He never makes a speech but he refers to the hot and still ing times when he led the Whigs to victory in the campaign of the Test Act, the Roman Catholic claims, the Reform Bill, and the Repeal of the Corn-laws; but ...

... neral on the return of Lord Palmerston to office in July, 1859. Inevitably Sir Henry Keating, by the good pleasure of the Whigs, was afterwards made a puisne judge in the Court of Common Pleas. Then came another conflict, and Sir Francis Ooldsmid was ...

... the stepfather of his wife. So the dignity falls to a good Whig, whose family has made Reading a Whig borough, and who has always voted, as his brother before him voted, steadily for the Whigs. But still the truth must be spoken. The appointment of Sergeant ...

... sacrament of baptism. The Sootstaan announces the death of Mr. John Clark, the last surviving member of the famous Westminster Whig Committee, in the proceedings of which, at the beginning of the present century, Paul Thelwall and Horne Tooke were so intimately ...

... active part in advocating the abolition of launch rates and supporting mr.rriage with water-in-law ; •he* earned the favour the Whig Ministry by supporting •Hjc Conspiracy-to Murder Bill (1858) against his Radical friends, and generally lias rendered himself ...

... opportunity he improved by a marriage with Earl bikiKY'S youngest sister; by this fortunate alliance he was admitted into the Whig family compact. At the time when the Reform Bill agitated the country, his sagacity and firmness of purpose were of considerable ...

... press in 1829, after the Emancipation measure, which resulted in the trial of two ex officio informations, filed by the ex-Whig Attorney General (Sir James Scarlett), one against Mr. Alexander, editor of the Morning Journal, the other against Mr. Robert ...