... ASSAI LT. Mary Woodwards, the wife of dames Woodwards, •>f Whig, w;is summoned for having, the Idth of duly, assaulted and heat Sarah Syrett, of the same place, contrary to the statute. The defendant was ordered to pay a Hue Is, and costs. 'l’he money ...

... Lord Russell could have done with clfcte Whig Cabinet. The truth is, the Whigs have very nearly, if not quite, bad their day us political party, the very name promises soon to become merely historical. The Whigs were very well generation ago, when the ...

... Elliott and John labourers, of Wing, were charged with having, the loth March, refused to quit the Queen's Head publichouse, Whig, hen requested so the landlord and J'o ice-constable .‘ihnmpton, 'rite magistrates having heard the evidence, The Kev, V. T ...

... Palmer, counsel for the I niversity, was besieged night and day answer questions njioii the validity these papers. doubt K>th Whig and Tory peers thouglil by this system voting-papers to recover nearly much power they lost other parts of the bill. Even the ...

... the South, and avoid asking anybody who not uni on with the object they have in view. Even the Conservatives did catch the Whigs bathing, and stole their clothes, it woiild be scarcely decent to remind them of it iu the hour of rejoicing. Mr. Disraeli’s ...

... fel. into the trip which bad b-en laid for them, and while their whole attention was directed towards the centre, •he right whig of the defending force was posited so fa. ✓seaward ms entirely overlap them. the crest o* • he bill they may obstinate stand ...

... years. Cooley.—lb, the L’Sth ult.. »t Ivinghoe, Bucks, b, tries Cooley, Esq,, a-.si 72 years. Voi xu. Oil the 150 th idt., Whig, Mary Ann, the wife of Mr. John Young tailor, Red fay-ears, t lee. —Ou Ihu aOlh ult., at Street, ISedfotsl Mrs. (iee. Barton ...

... own withering style has expressed his sentiments to the member and told him his duties, and if this does not one** make the Whig aristocrat succumb, steps will taken to supplant him at the next election, and the 1 League could not better than put his place ...

... s the voters' lists. Every man whose name inserted there can claim his vote, independant of all electioneering they either Whig. Tory, •r Radical How easy to carry that principle into practice. If John Smith, the second, pays his ral-s through the landlord ...

... 1«- Ins wlmt lliuy may. «lu nut iviiiciiilht ••vrr liavr hfuiil Kith-i vcrltal remark uuhU* against tiniioMf lunl. Turi.s, Whigs, ami Kadirals, all like him. lie is admired for Ids talent, for his honour, ami liked for his liherality. It is he ho|»ed ;it ...