... breasts of certain Liberals who do not like to be told the truth. They tako comfort, however, from the fact that hardly any Whig joined the Tory cheers which greeted him as hi? denounced taa President of the Boaid of Trade, and attacked his colleagues ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends to the Northern Whig the following - xtraordinary story ofti wedding:—Oa Saturday last a j, attended with »ery unusual circoinsuncea, took place in a little town not twaoty miles from Belfast. A yonthlnl couple ...

... school, .which lasted till Jacobitism became the Court creed, and Eton becoming the head-quarters of royalty and Toryism, the Whig? sent LS + rf + to^eSt^ mS ter - ThiswiU acc for the fact that the Russells, Petties,Pagets, &c, were brought under the shadow ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends the Northern Whig the following extraordinary story wedding :—On Saturday last a marriage ceremony, attended with very unusual circum-Blances, took place in a little town not twenty miles from Belfast. youthful ...

... Wells, or in the neighbouring city of Bristol or elsewhere—has been treated a political or polemical matter ; but all parties—Whigs as well Tories, Dissenters as well as Churchmen—have come forward and accepted it as a question not simply of local but also ...

... n of amendments to Bill committee. John Bull*' adds, 44 Of course if Lord Derby finds the Bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer, will interpose no obstacle, but he will not allow the Bill to be read a second time. Large meetings, further stated ...

... n of amendments to the Bill committee, John Bull adds, Of course if Lord Derby finds the Bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer, he will interpose no obstacle, but he will not allow the Bill to be read a second time. Large meetings, it is further ...

... part in the great battle of Roman Catholic Emancipation, he was always regarded as one of the Moderate party who adhered to Whig principles, and stood opposed to Ultramontane notions. His Lordship married in 1817 Lonisa Emilia, only daughter of Mr. Elias ...

... 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 ...

... Derry, Sir Joseph Napier, Mad Mr. J. C. Colquhouo. Res 'Matins were passed wand the measure introduced by Mr. Gladdest,. as Whig subversive of rights, and destructive of Inkaesta secured by fundamental laws; and calling upon the House of Lords, In the ...

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