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... this week. the Rue Notre Hamo Champs. Madame I card, lady of considerable property who has just died Paris, has made the folio whig munificent bequsnilO.OOOf, year for the maintenarfes persons In the of Paris; 2,00)f. a yesr to the Archbishop Parts, for the ...
... to created, it is rumoured. Thu nobles expectant are Colonel Henry White, Woodlands, who has been staunch supporter of the Whig* In Ireland, Mr. lward Ellice, Sir Charles Wood, Mr. Monckton Mflues, and Mr. Wentworth Beaumont. It Is added that two earls ...
... with his (the Duke of Wellington). It may or may not have been for the advantage the country, that younger colleagues in the Whig Government and’ party should have been by the inilucnce and advice of the noble marquis taught the wisdom of policy of steady ...
... diacorery.—Onrr a Week, 0 the day having been settled, there is but little to OuACHMiN. —To those acquainted choose between Whigs and Tories, Let it .tH twenty-years back forgotten that the Tories, both the matter of church with Life London ol retormi re ...
... the name has coma to be applied the publicans the whole Democratic party. Bank Accountant.—Considerable xcilemeot, says the Whig been occasioned in oommerclal circle* t'-U pan the country the acoixilng of tbe caah! ...
... o(JoLgran‘ made f« that hcightcJfbU popularity in the country. lie » weak th , h bimrelf, agent lor the sss. L, pices, hut, if Whig of C«li,le would lie suitable emigranU. At Hie meet- that helLTSortV^- cations from 35 heads of families. Including 17C persons ...
... give* way to something of admiration for the pluck which leat him to take an unpopular cause and oppose his old friends the Whigs. Mu. Rvwlinson’s Account the Cotton DISTWCTS. -Mr, Kawlinson, ths commissioner who Goveruuient into the BQAuufactunng districts ...
... still extant is the red sandstone of Devon; perhaps the Abbeville Jawbone might have been the Jawlwne an aboriginal Tory. The Whigs, pure, but net simple, were also extinct. A few. i.ossibly, •till existed in the House of Lords—political Dodos, without ...
... at Ftrandou and Kntcrprise Large desertions from Bragg and Johnston » armies arc reported. New York. Aug. g5. The Mic&rmrvt Whig contains Charleston news the 'iOth Inst , itatifi? that during the last twenty-four hour* the federal operations were routined ...
... progress made In leglalajon the poUing commenced on Monday morning at eight tion is expansive I know, and the tendency now-.- Whig Government, to soon , thlt tinie o’clock, and was for two three hc.ure carried on wuth days is to do everything companies ; ...
... figured in that position:— Dr. James Hagan took hold In l>3r, had a numlcer street fight- *, duel with his brother editor of the Whig, and was killed in 1*42, a street fight, by Adams. IDs assistant, Isaac C. Partridge, died fever in 1830. Dr. J. Kali, anothef ...
... adopt. In that event, equally matter course, political changes must be expected.” Exactly so! With the fall o! Atlas the whole Whig will rush down Into irretrievable ruin, and the Conservative chiefs will sent for, and the good time which has been !*> long ...