... death of the Earl of Carlisle is reported. — He was in his 62nd year. The Times remarks that he belonged to the royal of the Whigs, and held a high place in the great federation of the Howards, Cavendishes, Greys, Gowers, Grosvenors, aud others. All the ...

... of the Earl of Carlisle is reported.— He was in his 62nd year. The Times remarks that he belonged to the tlood royal of the Whigs, and held a high place in the great federation of the Howards, Cavendishes, Greys, Gowers, Grosvenors, aed others, All the ...

... was highly objection- able to give the appointment altogether to the Go- yernment, for it was well known how both parties — Whigs and Tories—managed their patronage, and what petty local influences were brought to bear for those appointments. He did not ...

... highly objection- | ot le to give the appointment aitogether to the Go- vernment, for it was well known how both parties — Whigs and Tories—managed their patronage, and what petty local influences were b ht to bear for those appointments. He did not want ...

... never was in a lodge as a visitor. EXAMINATION OF WILLIAM KIBEPATRICK. Wm Kirkpatrickexamined by Mr. Dinsex—I am foreman in the Whig office. in Done gall Place. They were gathering stones, and about I saw Constable Scott on to attack places around. the evening ...

... Orangeman. I never was in a lodge as a visitor. EXAMINATION OF WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK. Wo. Kirkpatrick examined by Mr. foreman in the Whig office. I saw a crowd in Done- gall Place. They were gathering stones, and about to attack around. I saw Constable Scott on ...