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... tbat tbey would oot vote for him— because he woald not turn Lord Pal- marston out; some of his friends said he was agoodold Whig. He might be, for he had been on every side of politics. He had the art to toro rouod and roaod like a weathercock, aad he ...
... befound tbe demise of Hudson Gurney, Esq., who previous to tbe Reform Bill representated Newport in tbe Isle of Wigbt, and was a Whig of the old scbool. Mr Gurney possessed talents relating to finance of the very first order, and in private life tbe esteem ...
... Yorkshire. Representation of South Durham.— Mr. F B Beaumont, a relative of the Whig member for South' Northumberland, has issued his address as a candi- date tor South Durham, in the Whig interest. Mr. Farrar, tbe present Conservative member, will, how- ever ...
... honour), General Grey, General Seymour, Sir C. B. Phipps, Dr. Holzmanu, and Mr. Buff. Mr. Edmund Yate6, writing to the Belfast Whig, says : — This year there were posted in London,gfor despatch to the provinces, on the evening preceding Valentine's Day ...
... io «ftffii.h a market at one ?? M,io* on tb. hustings ?? himself a. an Eng'l.bq_w»n ought ta dn. Wo matter whether he was a Whig or a Tory, hia conduct stamped bim aa an English man and I have to propose bi. health and .ucceaa to bint for th. future. A ...
... building for some time, that the mob who loudly threatened them personally, might disperse. The Late Irish Viceroy.— The Northern Whig hue the following truthful remarks on the services of the Earl of Carlisle in Ireland : — A surrey of his career brings to ...
... elections will be ascertained by the representatives themselves, at Corfu. Raffling fob a Young Woman in America. — The Troy Whig says tbat several young men, fascinated with tbe personal charms of a female attached to the sanitary fair, now being held ...
... signs of unsoundness of mind in 1860. Her cousin, a Mr. Roe, was the peti- tioner. Edmund Yates, in a letter to the Northern Whig, says : — Whispers flit round club -tables that tbe highest legal dignitary of tho land is likely to stand as defendant In ...
... crew, to await tbe result of the Coroner s investigation. The Last Hours or Prixcb Albert. — There has reached us [Northern Whig) from abroad a most inter. ™™Lf n Tl fro n * , etter which was by % member of the Queen's household shortly after the death ...