... 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 ...

... enabling the regiments to muster the shortest possible notice. An Irishman in California.— A correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig, writing from San Francisco says Among the residents of San Francisco the Ulster metropolis is well represented, and from thence ...

... very good reasons for its rejection or postponement, and would doubtless attract to the Conservative standard many of the old Whig Peers who, while anxious for the pacification of Ireland, are by no means favour of hasty and ill-considered legislation. Gladstone ...

... years ago, that Lord Palmerston’s favourite peer, the safe’ man, who was then looked upon as the future leader of an inert Whig party would in December, 1868, walk down the Castle Hill at Windsor arm-in-arm with Mr John Bright, just after the latter hoa ...

... Present an address to the noble Earl. The ~°iamon Council of Alnwick—now, alas, owing to Jbe reforming tendencies of the Whigs, no longer a Parliamentary borough—also held a meeting, a determined to show their sympathy with the joys ud sorrows of the ...

... Slowman, 3 yrs, Gst 91b Potter Lord Westmoreland’s Nightmare, 3 yrs, Gst 71b W. Goater Mr Payne's f Brother to Bird oa the Whig, 3 y, Gst 71b A. Taylor Mr T. H. D. Bayly's Glencoe, 3 yrs, Gst 71b Percy Mr Price’s Sabinus. 2 yrs, Gst Gib Price Mr Reginald's ...