... rough dra! had fallen the chance of a throne. She drank. Her husband was s -Dane, thoroughbred. Tory, she ° governed by the Whigs, ineanely. She had fits of rage. She would break things. No person more maladroit in bandling affairs of state. She let slip ...

... Young, and Thomas Hudd. evening « large drumming pry paraded the to the suboy- ence of the inbebitauts of thet me —Northern Whig. oF 4 YoutuH.—Aa. ieques! Was held ot Stockport va Saturdey, on the body of G-orge. Vaughen, 17 ysere of oge, nephew to M Walter ...

... Bishop of St Davids, and mony othe members of the house. is of some importence to see how fer the tine of policy which the Whig per with the cocourrence of a number of Conservatives, heve teken in the Lords isin accor. dance with the position of the ...