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... Sutherland. He died July following, and he was succeeded by his eldest son, George Granville, second duke, a man of consistent Whig politba, Lut, owing to ill health, of very retired habits. He married, in 1823, Harriet Elizabeth Georgina, third daughter ...
... _vhich It dealsthe _JSeoUuh _Farmer will _be received _as-an mportant addition to the _literature of agriculture _. — yorthem Whig . . _ -, _Gives every Indication of _commanding _success _. • ; _'nie writing Is excellent , and the _selection of matter ...
... Prager, were ma for the theft of s quatity wearing' of the water of the irta-aased primer f or Br At this Currie hems nifty of Whigs la ft nand sad a-holf of his period of son. alta being penned by her, ia ar to go 14 daye to prison. She ne Robert 49 charged ...
... offence at the hissing of some individuals, an indescribable uproar ensued, and he withdrew from the stage. The .orthekrn Whig describes the scene as follows - On the curtainrising (a good deal after time) it was at once pain- fully evident that Mr ...
... England, the Whigs were right. But when afterwards the movement becomes too rapid, it is good that the Tories should come in to keep it within bounds. Although he was not yet so old as some of the newspapers had made him out, he could remember Whigs and Tories ...
... was to ride our shoulders into place and power, sure any oue with half an eye could easily have discovered the policy of the Whig Attorney- General. Dr Moriarty and he fraternised after the Tralee election, and rode together in the same carriage, and then ...
... necessary, in advocating the rights of Denmark, so to parade the wrong-doing of Denmark as to leave the advocacy powerless. The Whig leader, a doctrinaire, is ccntent to lay down principles pedantically which much less intellectual men know bow to apply. Lord ...
... chiefly of wheat the description as that mimed from the sack, bet tasty, al if it had bees gathered op off the quay. ()erica Whig charged with theft of the wheat, admitted that he had some wheat Is • box at the quay, which 10 had collected emu that had ...
... been a forking industrious man, who, by this unfortunate er, has been deprived of almost everything he had 1 world. —Northern Whig. Ashore at Moll.—The barque Guiding |°f \armouth, from Ardrossan, bound for Genoa. w»la and pig iron, which went ashore in ...
... orderly, tool might have eoutintied t.' it lea bean for a to the wee short hour the taxi, hdante of these to the communityâa &Whig hall âwhich was held near the Pill, the natural results of which was fetich swearing, and tii-lUrbanee, Op to nit early loon' ...
... Circurt. He practood as special pleader for some years, and became a Queen's Counsel and Bencher. The same year was returned the Whig interest tor Durham (city), conjunction with Mr Granger. In 1851 he was elected the hold of the poll, having for his colleague ...
... MENDICANT PRESYTERIAN DEPUTATION TO THE LORD L.IEUTENANT. (FROH THE NORTHERN WHIG.)- A numerous and influential deputation of the r Presbyterian Church and others waited upon, the t Lord Lieutenant this day, at the Viceregal Lodge t for the purpose of ...