... science in University ber of students attending his lectures was the num- remuneration, and he resigned the ip. Ta 1835 the Whig Government appointed him Controller of the Stationery-office, at a salary of £1 rT annum, and continued the head of this ae ...

... the scenes which had taken place at the tion, and affirmed while he last elec- in the Council, to give his support to neither Whig nor Tory, but to further measures which were for the general good, apart from all party considerations. The motion was to ...

... property given to the General by his brother’s will, yesterday admitted to probate. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. (From the Richmond Whig, Wov. 11). Our information is next to positive that Lincola has been re-elected. Few have doubted from the first that this ...

... for change. In 1835, Sutton, who his services’ had been Speaker for. eighteen years, He ‘ Mr. Abercrombie, and carried the Whigs; their man. But then Mr. who put up Manners Sutton was with intrigned to keep the out of office. the only exception to the ...

... political position of the co (cheers ( ) party, in a strange and’ anomalous We are, as scarcely know our friends front‘ our foes Whigs and. the. Tories ‘have if. May ventureon 4 simile, like two'men end of chain, the one drag back, and we. Libersie ly gone forward ...