... neighbouring city of Bristol there knew deceased's habits of intemperance. Verdict, Died resided a dignitary of ono of the old Whig families—Dean from disease of the heart. Elliot to wit. Having become well advanced in years, and STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.—The ...

... resign his post at Turin. The truth is that Stansfeld and the Ministry must have fallen together. The old and the aristocratic Whigs did not like the Italian connection ; the Conservatives to a man would have voted against it, and they would have been supported ...

... the case of an aristocratic criminal, rey who never commutes and not then unless he belon the eriminal records will ow!” toa Whig family, “as ebrates a victory over the The same paper the following characteristic Treasury Department in A SUPERB SPECLAL ...

... whenever it may required. His discussion and comments on the Privy Council is a bold reply to the insolent challenge of the Whig Lord Chancellor—a prompt and valiant taking up of the gauntlet by ’a true Christian champion. The Bishop may lack the commanding ...

... succeeding to the premiership, or, in fact, while he leads the Commons ; they assert, moreover, that many of the moderate Whigs, disgusted with the democratic tendencies to be found among the Ministerial supporters, would give in their adhesion to the ...

... duty, then, to recall the old landmarks of party, and to act within them, by whatever name they are distinguished, whether Whig and Tory, or Liberal and Conservative, or Palmerstonians and Derbyitea, or to use the local war-cry, Yellow and Blue. We must ...

... 2001. for probably 14 years more than it ought to be, by this job. Sir W. happens to be a constant and warm supporter of the Whig party ; therefore the warrant, which is most explicit on this subject, is set aside. It isto be hoped that this subject will ...

... DEATHS. Ang. 28, at Morar, Gwalior, East Indies, aged 34, Capt. A. W. Cripps, Whig Officer, of the Ist Regiment, B. N. I. son of the late Charles Cripps, Esq. of Leckhampton. Oct. 1, Elton, Westbury-on-Severn, much respected, aged 2*2 years, William, ...

... and op to 1841, under the Meldourne ministry, was Chief Secretary for Ireland, where he was universally beloved. When tbe Whigs came again into power in 1846, be was appointed Commissioner of Woods and Forests, and succeeded Lord Campbell Chancellor of ...

... hesitate to say that in any great measure affecting the country at largo-and I say this fearlessly in the face of Tories or Whigs, or Blues or Yellows,Yellows or Blum, whichever way you like to place th m- I say it fearleisly, tbat do not mean to COTTAGERS' ...

... classes, moral, physi n cal, e and intellectual; given on Wednesday by Madame Oriel, Signor Mario, this ho ascribes to education, Whig policy, and penny and M. Sainton and Madame Sainton - Dolby, as we newspapers; the second, the happiness diffused over anticipated ...