... emplo yes In the building. King’s speech has attracted sume attention “In 1815,” he days are numbered (says the NV. orthern Whig). arrested. They were quite furious, and Cagltozxo f the encounter of the said, “‘{t was proved in a striking manner that > ...

... due time; while it is also argued that the moderate tone of the member for Birmingham shows that he has become somewhat of a Whig in his mature days. Be the truth as it may, it is impossible to read Mr. speech and the comments made upon it without some ...

... secures the support of the more advanced Liberals it especially on the question of Reform, weaken the ministerial hold of the Whigs and increase the op- position of the Conservatives, Earl Russell bas said that ministers will not remain unless they can carry ...

... through before midnight. The other House was grave and patriotic, but the special fatality which throws the»# .r Sens the Whig party had te noticed, and the op* port unity was not lost Both Houses did their duty; so did > lectrio telegraph . so did the ...

... 54)9 local authority, should the owners refuse to have 2 Three 7 50/9 5/1048/1112 1237)1257) long been the watchwords] of the Whigs and that I had such a good character, or that I deserve Ashendon, exclusive Nrthmptn. 8 569 26/1135 1135 1 10 4 30 7 50/9 9 ...

... There is a ng im taking the larger order are affixed to N.B. Directions for the guidance of patients in every dis- Pde So Mog Whig CRANFIELD Mr. J. Mepiey. EMBERTON wee Mr. W. Clarke. en Mr. R Pake. GREAT LINFORD Mr. W. Cole, GREAT BRICKHILL HANSLOPE 4 ales ...

... practically the same as it was announced the Conservatives would bring forward. Earl Grosvenor, as everybody knows, is a Whig, the heir to » Whig dukedom, and Lord Stanley who, it is rumoured, will second the motion, cannot be considered a Conservative pur sang ...

... STANPARD. of the franchise, and to drive Lord Rassell from office becaure he had been its author, and which was by a list of whig peers, both tn and out of the A The ob seemed to be to sever the nobles of that from the liberal y, and them the popular aide ...

... Government of which he had been the supporter had departed from the rule of Whig Governments in past times, and, instead of takingentirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig powers, bad taken advice from that section of the House among whom I[ generally ...

... who formerly awore by O’Mabouey are now his most un- relenting enemic OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. The Northern Whig of Monday annonnoed on the authority of a magistrate in the district, that the cattle plague had broken out in the connty of ...

... five per cent. The tenants have presented an address to Mr, Wilson ex ng their gratitude, Upon the relations thus the Northern Whig makes the follow- ing remarks t— In leases to his Mr. Wilson has given them for the enjoyment of outlay and the improve- mente ...

... the | rlendly and eagacions teaching of women, they can- not have risen to the state of manhood, nor know whether they are Whigs or Tories. Tne oF Sapowa.—Tho following incie dent is reported both in the and Liberte as bavi taken place immediately preoeding ...