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... HUS DAY’S NEWS Tie Timts remarks that Lord Carlisle belonged to the blood royal of the Whigs, and had a high place in the great federation of the Howards, Caveudishes, Grays, Gowers, Grosvenore, and others. All tha papers speak with marked respect of ...
... well contrived and very effectual. It prospered well, but those blessed Whigs abolished it. Are they generally absentees? II you published list I would to guoas you would find more Whigs than Tories on it. But to return. Sir Robert exempted from Incometax ...
... evidenced by this address and reply, existing between a landlord of such extensive estates and a tenantry so numerous.—Northern Whig. Captain Richard Burton, the well-known African explorer, has been appointed British consul Santos, Brazil. Mr. Charles Livingstoue ...
... » absentee tel, weU ooutrired end eery « proepered erell, but those Mmmd Whig! | it- Are they generelly eheenteeef you published eTist I would to gneee you would find more Whig! then Toriee It* Buttoretom. Sirßoberteiem^ bomlnoometex ull who reeided ei* ...
... ? I know nothing of the kind. Mr. Rea—How did yon live tho country (Laughter.) William Kirkpatrick, foreman printer of the Whig newspaper, in answer to Mr Dinnen, gave evidence of attack on Cooke's church, and of the efficiency of Constable Scott dispersing ...
... occasion,” are told, which such a dignity was conferred upon a magistrate of his rank.” It happens however, that her Majesty’s Whig Ministers have not stepped out of the usual routine to confer an honour upon Irishman. The Bow street Police-conrt is the most ...
... without any impediment. Gold, 221. THE EARL OF CARLISLE. The Times remarks that Lord Carlisle belonged to the blood Royal of the Whigs, and he had high place in the great federations of the Howards, Cavendishes, Greys, Gowers, Grosvenors, and others. All the ...
... and Mrs, at Con Kaq,, 25th Regt. Jobn Marcus Stewart, to-day, for plot House = Tur DRaTH OF Sr STRON ate Lord ied at his e Whigs, ba ns of the of the counties. of Armagh at > ae ein sur- removed to her beside those of her hushand, the last Lord in tl cemetery ...
... succession which everybody else supponed to have been settled past dispute. In 1841 be went out of office, together with the whole Whig administration. One of the imputations on the outgoing ministry of Lord Melbourne was its iltreotment of Lord Planket at the ...
... Government of which he is an official is a juste milieu. He says, humorously, that his Leader is on the equinoctial line between Whig and Tory; and if by the former he means the Liberalism of such men as Mr. Layard, and by the latter the Toryism of the ...
... secure peace gener some of them were elected without their sent. Do you not know that each one of Liberals cost us £5,000 per Whig (langh Not answered). Dr. Murney refused to qu: { have no doubt that the question of fining who refused to act was discussed ...
... turbulent scenes in which Lord Morpeth bore his part with characteristic zeal and good temper. In 1846 he was selected by the I Whig Government as an able ally, and appointed Commissioner of Woods and Forests, afterwards ■ succeeding Lord Campbell as Chancellor ...