... resunied on hlouilay at Yolk, and which men sir IL Bruce and Mr. Connolly take 1 exidemee de currupt practices in Norwich, Whig- • , ' • • the of Str.llll4sEr Who wieheol to know tf the adivertieement complained of . stated that they were. eatietied the ...

... conveyed to his douse at C'ragg Bank where he now lies in a precarious state. PRESTON. Mr. Charles Dickens. — The Northern Whig says Mr. Dickens is now down at bis quaint and beautiful residence, Gat's Hill Place, near Rochester (the scene of the Falstaff ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... amendments to the bill when in committee. The John Bull adda, of oourss if Lord- Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer, he will interpose no ai^taole, bnt he will not allow the bill te ba read • second time. Large meetings ar* to be held ...

... for the Roman Catholic claims— the reversal of the policy of Lord Palmerston, of Earl Russell, Earl Grey, and of all the old Whigs who used to ba at the head of the English Government. (Applause.) The measure of Mr. Gladstone is a sword — the sword of civil ...