... was its strength under Lord Palmerston. But if the country should disappointed the Government should fall back into the old Whig- Radical party class and party combination, he believed, that a Government would be formed which should once avow its determination ...

... reference to the negociations which have been going on for some time on the subject of the Catholic University. A veteran Whig, a distinguished member of Brooke's, Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died London at the age 32- Born 1782, the grandson of Sir ...

... require specific contradiction. It is difficult to say how the rumour arose, except it be one of those cmutrds for which the Whigs,—of whom the Radicals are a very degraded species of descendanthave long been fatuous. It may be a bit of revenge for the very ...

... strength under Lord Palmerston. at if the countr7 should be disappointed - if the Government should fall back into the old Whig- Radical party class and party combination, he believed that a Government would be formed which should at once avow its de ...

... chambre, 990 fr.; his armchair 2,000 fr. ; and a portrait of him at the age of thirty-five by largilliere, 6,200 fr. A veteran Whig, a distinguished member of Brook's, Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died in London at the age of 82 . B° lll in 1793 , the grandson ...

... 7 17 and . Davenport, Esq., have accepted the atewardslop of New Sussex ••• 605 to Ilia A new Fast Train will lean Whig's Cron Shako. .._. '1 I lit 3 9Pi-- Oman Pox the stein, at Lichfield next year; 8 Yearling° • 1351 1 London at 9 10 a.m. for ...

... bed, his sickness having made rapid progress, and death being now not far away; and called close as I entered the room, and whig, pered, “I have sent for you to help me to findmy Saviour; principles will not do to die with, they have no foundation.” I ...

... Lord Derby and his party were displaced by the Whigs on account of the Reform Bill which he thought right to bring in. Because Reformers did not think it went far enough he resigned office, and the Whigs came in. Now, let us see what followed. Why the ...

... rent and debt collector in Leicester, against Mr. Orange, who was now a miller at Great Glenn. to recover compensation for Whig driven over by defendant's servant, on Thursday,=4. , Plaintiff was proceeding to his garden on the Common, when he found something ...

... become respectable. His speech at Birmingham, on Wednesday last week, was a bid for the suffrages of the more moderate of the Whig-Radical section in the country. He cares nothing for office. His position is more dignified than that of a Cabinet Minister ...

... experience in Diplomacy, he might have risen to the highest rank in his profession. The Gazette announces the promotion of two old Whigs to the Peerage-Sir John Romilly as Baron Romilly of Barry, and Sir Francis Baring as Baron Northbrook, Stratton. The Mornintj ...

... adopted in regard to similar offices when, ht course of time, they lapae through the decease of the present occupants. — Northern Whig. Attbmpt at Suictdb.— Syku, the man lying under sentence of death for the murder of hi. sweetheart tod her mother, at Bstley ...