... the pen of Shakspeare, are “Household Words” to all, and specially in this county is the name revered by both old and young, Whig and Tory. The Countess Percy represents long line of ancestors, whose deeds have oft been recounted. The one family English ...

... rod into their pallid surface. His head was small and bulletshaped, covered with a dark, dead hair that clung to scalp like a whig, or as though sleeked with oil. His face was expressionless and cold; mouth small but cruel looking, especially when speaking—a ...

... substantial career of that nobleman. Lord Derby approached, we suppose, as near to the stand-point of the old Constitutional Whigs any thoughtful man could do who deliberately disapproved of their modern policy, of their leadership, and their alliances. ...

... the only House in which literature can hope to be represented. Mr Ellice, too, is just the typo of that large class of rich Whig magnates who seem to be born for no other purpose but that of developing into peers. Why he should have refused the honour ...

... several successive Sessions from June, 1846, until February, 1852, in which Lord John Russell presided over the destinies of the Whig Government—was manifested by his yet well-remembered participation from time to time in the discussions of the hereditary branch ...

... assassinate him. Belfast Election. —The Court of Common Pleas has delivered judgment in the attachment motions against the Northern Whig, Northern Star, end Ulster Examiner, three Belfast newspapers. No rale on the motions, and costs on either side. (REUTERS TELEGRAMS ...

... of the constituency. In Bridgwater, at any rate, it appears that coercion is an element in the strength of the Liberals. A Whig agent states before the Commissioners, as a ground of reasonable expectation that his side would win, that “most of the employers ...

... fail to see that the experience of the general election, which seems to have had such a marvellous effect in converting the Whigs to the ballot, furnishes a single argument which did not exist before, or answers in any way the objections which have commonly ...

... go round the House of Commons. He saw the AVhig Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Francis Baring, and a number of the high Whigs rise indignantly to protest, and shake their fists in the face of Air Lowe and his coagitators, and call them conspirators ...

... disturbed districts, however, all received strong detachments of military and police. According to the report in the Northern Whig, the disturbance originated in an interference by the constabulary with a bonfire lit by some children, no doubt in celebration ...

... second speech, which attracted great attention and excited much astonishment, as proceeding from the representative of great Whig family. The speech retains its interest still as showing that, at the early age of twenty-six, Earl Derby was moved by the ...

... If this story of Caledonian nepotism be true. Lord Westbury is a martyr, and the Russells, Elliots Romillys. and brother Whigs, simply illustrious supporters that fellow feeling which makes ua wondrous DREADFUL OCCURRENCE AT SOUTH WOODSIDE. EIGHT PERSONS ...