... February We The wheel of which is almost • Deo ad iron,i works of ood the eopply of Inbar is good. premiere are cell trole, and of Whig readily to any requirtng eater power .pee'. The principal me of the noichinery to and will be sold with thr property. The lends ...

... Englishmen have been accu.-»u>med to recognise but two classes of statesmen in political matters, who are regarded either as Whigs Tories; but the different shades of ecclesiastical polity, as exhibited in the present day, makes confusion more confounded ...

... seems to have been originally designed in its present form chiefly to explain why he left the Tories and took office under the Whig Earl Grey; a change which, according to Lord Palmerston's chivalrous sense of honour, could only be justified by the fact that ...

... fourteenth Earl of Derby, though he has had no unworthy successor in his son the present and fifteenth Earl. The ranks of old Whig officials have been thinned the removal of Lord Broughton, better known as Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and ...

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... of a quantity of flax which cost 21s. per stone. On Thursday the Koval wheel was forwarded to Buckingham Palace. —Northern Whig. The Viceroy of Egypt at the Crystal Palace.— On Tuesday a most magnificent fete was given at Norwood in honour of the visit ...

... But the wind Mew half a front the senth•errt, the no. folly to it. Mr. Harry's layout tent was engaged, r well as Mr. °Whigs's. Mut before the eh., really ininunenoed the canvas ern to grief. It ' wr at Ovate twelve when the born, and whilet the ...

... universal Eve. * . , sketch had fallen that chance, the throne. She . Her husband was Dane, thorough-bred. A lory, governed by the Whigs ; like woman, like a mad - She had fits of rage. She was violent, a brawler. Noflbdy more awkward than Anne in directing affairs ...

... was in financial difficulties, and this edict of Mr. M'Culloch's, like Mr. Greg's similar manifesto, was no doubt part of a Whig movement in favour of economy. Limited Companies are looking up. The latest project submitted to the public is one for recovering ...

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... a rote to £5O holders in counties, for they thought that was too small a holding. He thought, then, he had proved that the Whigs had never on any single occasion done a thing for them (hear, hear), and with regard to the Radicals, he would only ask them ...

... powerful a majority that opposition has become hopeless, and there can be neither profit nor pleasuie In prolonging an untie:Whig cinitest. A London corresponileut says the gentleni^n who have the harite4 wok at present are unquestionably the whips. No ...