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... worthy of him, and her greatest comfort to think that his spirit is always near her, and knows all that she is 6.o\ng.”—Northern Whig. Embarkation of the Prince and Princess of Wales.—On Saturday the Prince and Princess of Wales, with iheir infant son, embarked ...
... been released under orders from Calcutta. The North Durham election took place on Tuesday, when Sir Hedworth Williamson, the Whig candidate, was returned without opposition. He promised to support the foreign policy of the Government. Hugh Maine, formerly ...
... escape. He has indicated, pretty slearly, the mansion to which he will next resort, but he still lingers o« the premises of the Whigs. It argues ill for the confidence of the latter in the stability of their tenement that they have not had the cosrrage once ...
... in one of the third-class carriages, escaped without injury. A Scene in the Belfast Council Chamber.— The Belfast Northern Whig reports a quarterly meeting of the Town Council,in which Mr. Rea figures prominently, and is treated after the manner in which ...
... Grant is preparing an earl demonstration against Lee, who, they sav, 'n£ never -z well prepared to receive bim ae now. Thw Whig thinks that Grant has sent troops to Port Royal to co~operate with Sherman whose destination is supposed to be Beaafort. The ...
... Truman, Hanbury, and Co., and ate a rump-steak luncheon in one of the great vats. This feat accomplished, the representative Whigs and big-wigs made an inspection of the brewery, and at every step of their progress Lord Brougham acted as expounder, demonstrator ...
... ind-fl*rmcn.i Will it be credited that in an article of the Pusgolo (the same vile print whence the Dai’y News and others of your Whig contenporaries reproduced the slinderson tho Queen of Naples), oar beloved Qieen is accused of the odious viee of drankennass ...
... escape. He hins indicated pretty clearly the mansion to which he will next resort, but he still lingers on the premises of the Whigs. It argues ill for the confidence of the latter in the stability of their tenement that they have net had the courage at once ...
... remarks from Mr. Bentinck and Sir F. Smith, Mr. FERRAND descanted at -uo!l length upon the tyranny exercised by successive Whig Boards of Admiralty over dockyard workmen possessing tte electoral franchise, especially in the borough of Devonport. Orders ...
... the farmers of our lmd.d depressed and discontented by the hated presence and unequal exactions of the pressgang.— Richmond Whig. .- ...
... and politics were rigourously excluded from these meetings. Within their social walls all private animosities were buried. Whigs, Tories, Chartists, and Radicals, who looked sourly each other in the streets, could all dine together happilv. These societies ...
... given it additional pablicity, as if to veritable papers. Among those journals that have republished it is our neighbour, the Whig, accompanied with more than a column of editorial comment, in which though * seriously questioning’ the truth of the correspondence ...