... proceediogs. In these days of free trade the and the Whig claimed a monopoly, aud would not insert the advertisements st the usual price, unless they were confined solely to the and the Northern Whig. That was a most illib-ral course fer any two papers ...

... Shelburne, are, we understand, solemnised Westminster Abbey. By this inarriage distinction that in former days existed between Whigs and Tories will no longer exist, as the Lansdowue* and Hamiltons an- diametrically opposed in politics. The marriage of the ...

... it with ineffable complacency. When he sat down the other night after uttering some sarcastic comments on the pelicy of his Whig friends, one of them is said to have round to him and audibly whispered, ‘I say, don’t you think as their new man opposite ...

... corrcs- poudent of the Duily Review), wtich lost its two members by petition the other dsy, is going to be keenly contested. Whig and Tory candidates are in the field, and among them Mr. Odger tas vome forward. Mr. it may be stated, was a leading spirit ...

... he had to pay £1 12s for glszing windows, and door, and for table broken by Whig rioters at Rigg Street meeting ;’ and it cost him £7 9a 4d for “ special peace officers to Whig rowdies in order at the Atherzam meeting police engaged upon “like i and 12s ...

... part in the great battle of Roman Catholic emancipation. He was always regarded as one of the moderate party, who adhered to Whig principles. His Lordship mar- ried, in 1817, Louisa Emilia, only daughter of Mr. Elias Corbally, of Curbalton Hall, County ...

... sail, amd is for the moment Lying te. To appease the wrath ef the offended pricethoed, it is te allow Mr. Dease, a Catholic Whig, te have a walkover in the Queen's Ceunty: and, instead of starting Captain Mackey for Mallow, it ie reported to be sditatiny ...

... unarzvable that the Whig, if it were written in reference to a private Court sheuld either admonish Mr. Finlay or ioflict punishment on him. After some further o! tions, the learned Judge said that, as regarded the ing the TO Whig, he was in favour of ...

... Underneath the stone ship * agent ane bottle containing copies of the was plied & Lowlon Times, News-Letter, and Northern Whig, t that the crent coins, and a the cast le was being built by the Most Noble Geo. Hami! ton Chichester, t third Maryuis of ...

... has had leng experience of the Upper House, and we are content to appeal to him whe- ther the Peers of Whig creation are in fact so faithful to Whig Ministers as he is bound to make Lord them out to be to support his argument. Granville ssid in the debate ...

... Percy, and she never took euch a liberty.” Twenty- two long years did Queen Sarah survive her hus- She was the head of the Whig party who filled the saloons of Marlborough Bang whilst the Duchess of Buckingham, the daughter of James II, was the *‘ queen” ...

... nevertheless, she contiouéd to snarl and rail at the world, to bate Sir Robert Walpole and Queen Caroline, yet to remain 3 Whig, and to be as keen and as clear in all that concerned her im- Mense property as ever. She was alive to any Having sent a rich ...