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... cathedral city of the west by the of one of ft chief digni taries with a he bride. groom is a dean ing to one of the famous Whig families which general] divide among themselves the of departments of Church‘and State, He has long been looking “at for a ...
... FIRE ON QUEEN’S ISLAND, BELFAST. BURNING OF THE CONSERVATORY. (Prom the Second Edition 9 THursDay, Jay. 7.—' of the Northern Whig.) morning, at half- four o’clock, the constable in charge of the Queen’s Island, observed smoke issuing from the tower of the ...
... the librarian and sub-librarian had given rise to a cry of astonishment throughout the town—all classes, sects, an? parties, Whigs and Pori es, Dissenters aod Churchmen, even the Afait and the Dail; 'y Post, i in the conclusion that there was somethin, wrong ...
... seconded the motion. Mr. Picton did not see how they could object to the meeting taking place, because the association was neither Whig, Radical, nor Tory. Its object was to lighten our fiscal burthens and put our finances into the best possible condition. He ...
... the Tories do well to check it Although I am not quite so old as certain journals pretend, T have several times seen the Whigs and the Tories each other in power, and always for the benefit of the coun- try. In Belgium, thanks to the feresight of the ...
... whoever goes out the war will go on. It matters not, in reference to this important question, who is or who is out Whatever Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals may think, they will stand by Lord Palxebstos and Earl Russell, because to put them out would to let ...
... as a special pleader for some years, and in 1852 became a Queen's counsel and bencher. The same year he was returned in the Whig interest for Durham (city), in conjunction with Mr. Granger. In 1857 he was elected at the head of the poll, having for his ...
... assisting in the change, he gradually adopted Whig principles, and became an opponent of Government, though never was a violent one. After his accession to the dukedom continued in the same line of politics—Whig of a rather Conservative and independent c ...