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... by: the marriage of “one of its chief dignitaries with a divorcée. The bridegroom:is a Dean belonging: to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide. among themselves the patronage of all departments of Church and State. He has long been looking ...
... shall sink into a mere and rest on a parity with the mere parrot cries that have so long been the instruments of Torvism. “A Whig and something more” has become a proverbial é expression. It is difficult to imagine what the next cry Conservatives will be ...
... by the merriegs of one of its chief dignitaries with a divorcee Toe bridegroom is a dign.thry belonging to one of the (amens Whig tensile* which generally ritide among themselves patronage of nil depertm.a:, of charth and state. Ile has long been lookiog ...
... late Lord Clutch= having ceased • vacancy in the representation. his gain, the Hon. W G. Cavendish, the late member : who is a Whig. going up to the House of Lords, the nomination took place at Aileabitry nn Tuesday. The candidates were Mr B. Harvey, Coo ...
... Manchester connexion, whose reins in his favour have been, thus far. soceesslul, should have sufficient influence with soma future Whig Secretary to prima a his eimpleie lihevetiow, Jed to plate him in a position in which lie may manse another couriship. and ...
... Lord Derby of •ores. In point of lack there is strong MIAMI to believe that when the day of amount arrives. as soon will, the Whig. will be driven out by a majority even larger than this.• Comm JUDO'S —ln any review of the chenges made in the ranks of civil ...
... snite to the Lower Chamber can have failed recgni-e the tall, upright old gentleman with the parehment-coloared face, rown whig, and black court dress, who held up the train the Speaker as that dign fied individual proceeded to take ' his place President ...
... battalions of foot Chasseurs died suddenly of congestion of the brahr after having drunk a large quantity of bratidy, and a 'Whigs& of the. Imperial Gnarl fell dead in the Boil de-Eonlogne from.a similar cause. • 'NATIONAL Socirrv.--The committee of the ...
... whichever side it emanated, lie told them plainly that wouiu sooner vote for an honest 'i ur\ tliaulor a base and cowardly Whig.—( *‘ biavo and ..a.r.) Cl Hi. you lIYUKUI'IIUKU. Attt/t J/.rr«ry pul»- lbi(.vtt a L-umtuunicalioa from Mr. James Garth Msietiall ...
... iie tt eineneted. Be told plainly that be ereuid nether vote for an busiest mid iedepeadent Tory than fir • bees sad cowardly Whig.—('Br•vo!' and laughter, DIMINO Somali ag7:ll,;lioTeised with Ma soot at Ardwick Isload, Ardorick. went cot oa New Year' ...
... Gladstone a presence in Italy did, indeed encourage the patriots, but it has been all cry and little wool, for the British Whigs have shirked all interference. What the British Whip may . have done is not now of much importance, but it is satisfactory ...
... MR. F. WHIG-LEY, ORGANIST, AND PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, B S D S IT, BEGS to announce tbat bis next iter will COMMENCE on THURSDAY, January Chester—Messrs Boucher and Co. laburnum villa, tattenhall. MRS GRAY has much pleasure announcing that she has made a ...