... of the west the marriage of one its chief dignitaries with divorcee. The bridegroom is dean belonging to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of Church and State, has long been looking ...

... Mr. Pryme, and acted as revising barrister on several occasions and in various districts. In politics, the late doctor was a whig, and took an active part in the agitation for the Reform Bill. Most punctual the discharge of the duties of his office, of ...

... Mile-End Lane, Norwich, Jan. Ist, 1864. Just Published, price Is., REASONS FOR BEING A CONSERVATIVE, and for Opposing the present Whig-Liberal Ministers; by a Conservative. Norwich: Matchett and Stevenson. London: C. Mitchell & Co. ROUTLEDGE'S PENNY NATURAL ...

... much ground for distrusting Lord Russell's diplomacy. The British Lion acts his part in very tame fashion, when the little Whig lord has to do the roaring. There is too much of petty menace in his manner. Were he to write less—and perhaps were he not ...

... the contest, they will give greater prominence than aforetime to ecclesiastical affairs, and will, at least, insist on the Whig candidates affording a pledge of willingness to vote for a commission of inquiry into the subscription system and general working ...

... ; across the shoulders, lft. HAin.; height, ft.; length of outstretched arms. l'in.; weight, nearly stone.— Northern Daily Whig. Extraordinary Double Elopement.—One day last week, Mrs. E. Goodwin, of Noble county, Ohio, started from her home to to Pe ...

... [Hear, hear. 1 What was meant by Whig Ministry kept in by Tory support. —and no one denied that was the case— meant simply this—a Tory Ministry under a Whig name, without the check and without the pressure of a Whig Opposition. [Hear, hear.] It meant ...

... national objects we consider to be promoted in a much raster degree byConservative principles, than they are y those of the Whig or Liberal party; therefore we are Conservatives with a view to promote the public good, and not from a desire to share the ...

... most important to be. advanced the country. The dissenters were walking with the Whigs towards a certain end, the general political liberation of the country, but the Whigs had appropriated all the benefits of the union, and gave the Dissenters nothing ...

... practised aa a special pleader for some years, and in 1852 became Queen’s counsel sod bencher. The same year he was returned in the Whig interest for Durham (city), in conjunct Hop with Mr. Granger. In 1857 he was elected the fle»d.of ibe poll, having for bis ...

... majority of educated Englishmen are Conservative; and though the mass of the cheap Eublications are undoubtedly votaries of the Whig and liberal school, is quite uutrue to assert that the Conservatives have no powerful organs in the press. Their cause is ...

... BRIGHT AND THE LABOURERS. It is somewhat surprising, on reading the extra Parliamentary utterances of hon. members, whether Whig or Tory, how frequently “cheers” interlard the newspaper reports. It would seem as though only certain amount of steam needed ...