... Messrs. Gregg were frivolous—that the excuse of insanity ought never to have been made, he (the Master of the Rolls) be- - -ie whig Mr. Howson Procter to be perfectly sane That Messrs. Gregg have tea days to deliver bill of costs or attachment to issue for ...

... AN IRISHMAN IN CALIFORNIA [From the' ( Northern Whig' Men 15 1*69 1 San Francisco, April 16. 1369. -Here in Califor- nia, the remote Western limit of the Great Re- public, the Northern Whig i, a messenger of interest and welcome to tbe ci devant B ...

... with tlae title-deed of certain tenements and messuages, from Mr. Green Price to the hitherto un- sheltered son of a great Whig duke. But was all hope abandoned when Lord Hartington was deported by a Conservative in his own peculiar coanty ? Were there ...

... given to the authora of our ap- proaching calamities, and resolve like Earl Russell and other patriotic statesmen of the old Whig school to travel no further on the road to ruin in company of her Majesty's present ministen. We hope all this, but, as we ...

... £200,000, out of the property of the Church. This was to make place for ten more Whig lawyers. To his mind this country wa« sufficient- ly overridden by a Wing bench and Whig bar — men who were more successful in their political career than their hgal a ...

... or climbing over the railings A boly of police, mounted an i toot, wr-re on duty on the ro id to preserve order.— Northern Whig. ...

... sut face, where it bubbles and contorts in upstart glory, to the grief and disgust of all sober on- lookers. It is so now. Whigs and Tories, in furious struggle for party ascendancy, have evoked the aid oj third parties, whom it was the common interest ...

... It was a moment when the counti/ or Mr. Bright should make its or b;s game. The countr} s game was for the old traditional Whig party, with its vast terri- torial influence, to enter upon terms with the Con- servative interest, and, by such a union of ...

... his own shins I Why is her Majesty sure to act impartially between the two great parties of the State ?— Because her name is Whig Tory-a ! A Protege of the Lord Chamberlain.— A few bare I .s having come under the notice of a solicitor the c her day, he ...

... tional defence which we humbly ventured to suggest when Lord Palmerston passed away from amongst us— id est, to form a union of Whig and Conservative states- men-notably the heads of the great territorial families bound together to defeat the machinations ...

... ministers. It is true that the enterprise was undertaken as a temporary expedient, having for its object the retention of the Whigs in power, and in the end given up because it had served a passing purpose ; and now Mr. Baxter shrewdly guesses that the present ...

... leave the barracks ; but at twelve o'clock quiet- ness began to prevail. Watson died shortly after twelve o'clock. The Northern Whig says that the origin of the riot is not accurately known. A few of the police, un- armed, are said to have put out a bonfire ...