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... was a most popular member of the Killultagli Hunt, every member of which will sincerely deplore his untimely loss,-Northem Whig. CONCEALING PERSONS CHARGED WITH MURDER IN IRELAND.—Information having reached the govern- ment that Patrick Ross and James ...
... occasion to speak of Dr. Johnson's Toryism, and ■ i i detestation of the Whigs. Johnson the first Whig was the Devi!.? What did Mr. Daniel say? That Dr. Johnson said ihelrst Whig was hisoatanic Majesty? In passing ths complimentary vote of thanks, the ...
... Confederacy. And she passed on—if n0t fr°m heaven, certainly an angel of earth— the Florence Nightingale of America.—Richmond Whig. CAUTION To RAILWAY TRAVELLERS—A lady, resid- ing in the neighbourhood of Stamford, left London by the five o'clock express ...
... changing scens, Nor women with the fashion There's still a rage for crinoline, And love's the mastei -passioo. Still do the Whigs on Qaarter-day Appear extremely jolly; Still the great Quaker loves to brav Long yarns of utter folly. There are some who delight ...
... for Chiltern Hundreds when Parliament reBSRemblef, an the election ill then lake place within the prt-scribed period. The Whig party has already one member for the county, in the person of Mr. H J. Adeane and i any opposition were offered to Lord George ...
... met with in Macmillan's Magazine. Mr. Edmund Yates has relinquished the post of London correspondent to the Belfast Northern Whig, in consequence of his new entertainment demanding all the time he can devote to it. The voice of Signora Bendazzi, two octaves ...
... publicly and repeatedly brought against him by Mr. Rea; but has no doubt he will have some news for us sliortlv.— Northern Whig. NINETEEN NEGROES HUNG IN CHARLESTON.—THE NEGROES SECRETING ARiis.—A Norfolk letter con- tains the follovi,ing: A British subject ...
... Edmund Yates continuing the sub-editorship. I perceive that this latter gentleman has terminated his connexion with the Northern Whig on the ground that his Imitations absorb the greater portion of his leisure. ...
... and Mr. Rea soon after- wards left, handing some silver to the chairman for going away without liberty. What next ?—Northern Whig. A YOUNG WOMAN SHOT DEAD BY HER BROTHER.— On Thursday night, shortly after eleven o'clock, a melancholy accident, through the ...
... consented to take a seat among them-without office-to afford the govern. ment the benefit of his character of conservative whig- gism, of his dignified presence in parliament, of his urbane and moderating influence in council, and of his experience in ...
... and I can hardly doubt that he is already girding up his loins for the great faction fight. The death of that patriarchal Whig the Mar- quis of Lansdowne, is an event of which the public have heard with concern, though no poli- tical consequences are ...
... gentleman, in his blue coat with gilt buttons, buff waistcoat, the costume of the Fox Club, which, as the last of the old Whigs, he invariably wore. It is only of late years that he has ceased to ride on horse- back—like his young friend Lord Palmerston— ...