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... 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 a splendid ...
... The defence of the harbour, however, does not depend mainly upon Sumter. If that fort be battered down, says the Richmond Whig, the harbour may still be held. It is determined to defend the city, street by street, house by house, as long as a foot of ...
... brother's decease. The late Earl was a Conservative in politics, and was generally opposed to the measures brought forward by the Whig Government; he was a warm supporter of the agricultural interest, and voted against the Repeal of the Corn Laws in 1546. ...
... Delegates from the Northern and Southern States elected by the people themselves. New YORK, Aug. 22, Evening.—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th inst., stating that during the last 24 hours the Federal operations were codned to a steady ...
... kindness many have felt, his advice many have listened to with profit, his amiability many have admired. In politics was a Whig ; but his influence, whether in parliament or in the secret meetings of his party, has rather been felt than seen since the ...
... are desirable, the country will rather rest contented with things as they are than entrust the work to Lord Russell and the Whigs. Whether or not the veteran Statesman felt the sting of his own remark we cannot tell; but assuredly the sentence which he ...
... procession oomrneooed —Netr York Tribune, Poisoned Bullets.—According the Troy Whig, the U.B. Government is engaged in manufacturing poisoned ballets. This is what the Whig «ays M have before ns some specimens of the minnie bullet now produced the U.fi ...
... Lord Palmerston, Earl Russell, the late Sir Graham, Sir Francis Baring, the Marquis of Lans- e anc principal members of the Whig Party, Pol -^° re ast thirty years have contrived to monopolise \Y|. ll Power this country. He sat amid the old t,S ' the ...
... Gienguoich. Mr. Ellice was one of the most respected members of the old Whig party. He first entered Parliament 1813. In April, 1833, he w as made Secretary of War. When the Whigs went out Mr. Ellice, of course, went with them ; and from 1834 the time ...
... “EXCELSIOR POUBLK-TII A T) Pj and RMimOlDltllV MACHINES, withstands, fcc. complete, from £d • the -st, mid cheauwt the world. WHIG HT_i MAXW. U 3. Hara, E-C. Lists ree. RAP Y.—Catalogue Gratis.— SOLOMON, 23. Red I.ion-square, London. Customers supplied from ...
... in bring• in; it before the Commissioners obtaining their rep . y. sad It oleo thought that there would be no hesitation to Whig • special nests! to mender the matter. As, however, three to be no special antis( of the Commis. sneers I hare simmanirsted ...
... when man of ‘-r. crt.it social status manages to marry two ladies successively, lioth of whom are inlimatelp related to great Whig families, has accomplished a feat involving an amount of adroitness far from commonplace. This feat ranks amongst the most ...