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... to Mr Bouverie as the fsvouri e candidate 03 the Whig—misnamed Liberal--aide. We are, on the whole, inclined to think that there is not much in the rumour, although it certainly has a currency among Whig ulitical circles, which imports at least that the ...
... Otherwise, there is not much probability the event Our information points rather Mr Bonverie the favourite candidate on the Whig, mia-uamed Liberal, side.—Edinburgh Courant. The Court at Balmoral. —On Friday hist her Majesty and party drove out on the ...
... CABINET. la the translation of Elijah we have preurnted its ascetic magnificent grandeur. lle is seen Whig to heave° in a chariot of tire, with horses or re. amid the revolving whirlaind ; and, doubtless, is entrance into the everlasting gateu of heaven's ...
... IRELAND. Mr Talbot in Belfast.—Mr Talbot has been playing Shakspearean characters in Belfast The Northern Whig says his popularity is evidently increasing becomes better known. Dublin Exhibition.—The public announcement of the Jurors' awards was made ...
... ere there is not much probabili theevent. Our informa’ tion 1 ta rather to Mr Bouverie as the favourite candidate i on th e Whig—m side. We are, on the w hole, inclined to think that there is not much in the rumour, al thi zh it certainly bas a currency ...
... _' s _menaces is especially amusing . _It solemnly alBnns that the Irish _Establishment , _already _il-LibcraI on account of Whig _attempts to do _justice to _Ireland , will _become most _formidably _anti-Whiggishif _, by confiscation _ofitspropcrty ...
... and Sheriff Mure arrived jier Prince Consort He is, we arc informed, of the persuasion, and will consequently very likely a Whig iu politics - a rare thing for our sheriffs. PIMKINQS. The herrings have apparently left us, since uoue has been caught lately ...
... choosing a 'Scotch memnber. In 1835, when the Whigs de- terimined to oppose the're-eliction of Sir Charles.- Manners Sutton, because 'he had tendered to the Sover'ign advice opposed to' the interests ofthe Whig party,- they' put up Mr Abercromby,' the member ...
... rather t > Mrßouverieas tbe favourite candidate on tbe Whig- misnamed Liberal- side. We are. whole, inclined think that there is not much in the rumonr, although it certainly has a ourmwey among Whig political circles, which import* least that the question ...
... to Mr Bouverie as the favourite candidate on the Whig— misnamed Liberal side. We are, on the whole, inclined to think that there not much in the rumour, although it certainly has a currency among Whig political circles, which imports at least that the ...
... might excite surprise. But what brought these advauced schemes so speedily to nought What but the entrance of Brougham into the Whig ministry. The great commoner who stormed the citadel of aristocratic exclusiveness on the solitary whirlwind of his own eloquence ...
... September 1841, to the sth of July 1846 (under Sir Robert Peel). He became First Lord the Treasury, December 28, 1852, the Whig Peelite Coalition Ministry, and resigned February 5, 1855, when he was made a Knight of the Garter. He was also Lord-Lieutenant ...