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... text which I claim to other contributions.—CUAßLE3 Dickens. Ecmoured Cabinet Changes.— Edmund Yates writes to the Northern Whig:—Although the Duke of Newcastle has far recovered from ids recent illness to be good state of convalescence, there is, I believe ...
... Commons, and caused an unusual change of mem bers there. Some conspicuous men in tlie Commons’ Bouse have disappeared—the ancient Whig, Edward Ellice, and Mr Western Wood, and Sir William Cubitt, and, may add, the much respected Cbapl&in of the House, Archdeacon ...
... ves, 317 ; Liberals, '339--Libersl majority, 22. Another correspondent of the paper es timates the Conservatives at 315 ; Whigs, Radicals, and Pselites at 339. WhiMERCIAL SEWB. Tat Time.; of Friday says ;— The applications at, the Bank for diaeount and ...
... married life of nearly 62 years, but their , children are all dead. The Earl of Claremont's estates lay in Ulster; he was a Whig, and his father was the leader of the Irish volunteers before the rebellion of 1798. 'The late Earl, with the exception of ...
... disputes betwt: Dt itmark and Germany. It has been creat d the infamous Treaty of 1352, negotiated by Lore, Palmerston, when the Whigs were iiroffice, a I signed by Lord Malmesbury, when the Conservatives were for a short time admitted to power. If we do not ...
... KNGLAND, Rimonirn Cabinet Ca&iion.—Edm«ad Tatea wriUa t* the Northern Whig Alihooffh the Dake of Newfliatlc haa ao far reooeereil from hia recent illneaa aa bs in a (food elate of eonealeaeance, there ia, I believe, doubt that bio grace flnda the toila ...
... with l>**r face immersed water trough, and quite dead. It is supposed that she had gone to the trough to take drink water, and Whig fcized a fit, hail, in fact, choked. .ceased was years of age. S.ikuiff Criminal Court.—oa Wednesday the following cai*ea were ...
... 317 Liberals, 339; Liberal majority, 22. Another correspondent 'of thc same paper estimates the Conservatives at n , an d Whigs, Radicals, and Peeistes at 339. LONDON STOCK EXCHALEt 2r~fn Rnilways tbet noon to-ay wee-ra athe quo50ta At the London Stock ...
... votes, of both Lords and Commons, has told against us-that on the Tory side it has been more demonstratively hos- tile, on the Whig side more superciliously cold. Nevertheless, we are honestly convinced, upon a careful study of the whole course of the events ...
... _Liberals , _339—Liberal majority , _22 . _Another _corrCHpondeut oE the _same _paper _estimates _the . _Conservatives at 315 _, _Whigs , Radicals , _and _Peelifccs at 339 . _THE _DAXO-GEEMAN . QUESTION . _—The Tim _^ s _observes tuat tho _only _hope That the ...
... Commons, and caused an unusual change of members there. Some conspicuous men in the Commons’ House have disappeared—the ancient Whig, Edward Ellice, and Mr Western Wood, and Sir William Cubitt, and, we may add, the much respected Chaplain of the House, Archdeacon ...
... the spring of vote the House Commons a comparatively unimportant question the Jamaica Ccmstitniiun led the resignation of the Whig Ministry, and the consequent attempt the Conservatives to form Government, her Majesty in the rao.-i candid maimer, while Sir ...