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... number of cases members went from one part of England to another, or croseed St. George ChaineL Lord Derby, then member of tho Whig Goveromeot, went from Windaot to Lancaabire; Lord then dtteribed a Badli cal Reformer, from St. Ives to Lincoln ; Lord Macaulay ...
... seat* la a 'amber cases membere went from one art England another, oroeasd St Ceorge'e The Lord Derby, than a leading aemNw the Whig Gororamoat, went from Windor LsnonahiM, Lord f.jttoD, then described aa > Radical Reformer, from free linooln, Lord dsoanlay ...
... went from one part of England to another, or crossed St George’s Channel. The present Lord Derby, then a leading member of the Whig Government, went from Windsor to Lancashire; Lord Lytton, them described as a Radical reformer, from St Ives to Lincoln; Lord ...
... the other efend, has shortened his sojourn at Harrogate on purday stopped eighteen persons the high-road. P ***-— Northern Whig. He held his revolver ;n his left hand, and rummaged The Roman Catholic chapels of Livsrpool are being tbsir pockets with bis ...
... Bill. for which had been Voitmiastar. waste I oeitiem to Sir John last of Baglend to anotl ihaanal. The present member the Whig from Caine 'armoetb (lakof Wight tefegejta tbs toad of the poll firing tta o OMBt far Sea. ywaWatnaka Aobtoh ataetod bed npnMßtod ...
... preached so eloquently, when very little boy, remembers being led his fattier to bear a sermon in the old building. —Northern Whig. IRISH CIVIL SERVICE AND GENERAL (PERMANENT BENEFIT) BUILDING SOCIETY. The following is an abridgment of the directors’ report ...
... went from one part of England to another, oi crossed St. George’s Channel. The present Lord Derby, then leading member of the Whig Government, went from Windsor to Lancashire, Lord Lytton, then described as a Radical Reformer, from St. Ives to Lincoln, Lord ...
... WINCIES, &c., &c. TODD, BURNS, anv CO., 47 MARY-STREET. This day is Published, 6d, by post 7d, U STICE TO IRELAN D; or, “* THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES.” A Conversation between Mr. Cornetivs of Me!bourne, Australis, and Mr. O’Barrs, of of Clare. xp FOSTER, Dublin: ...
... that the gentleman referred to in last Wednesday's ir/iij will uot present contest the borough. This gentleman was described Whig an English barrister, soa of highly respectable gentleman resident in tbe neighbourhood of Belfast, and related to former merchant ...
... — — THE BELFAST ELECTION. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF TRIS DAY. It will be seem from the advertisement we publish this morning that Mr. Johnston of Ballykilbeg and his com- mittee have given the most emphatic contradiction to the repor' ts circulated by ...
... connected •with the coinage at that epoch. THE NEW PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND, BELFAST. Within a very few years (says the Northern Whig) many fine buildings have been erected in this town and neighbourhood, and among the best must be ranked the splendid building ...
... expressions quoted are bis own) Wycombe, but though supported by Tories as well as Radicals, failed twenty-one votes to break down Whig influence in that small Buckinghamshire borough. Nobody would have ventured to predict that the young ultra-Tory Christ Church ...