... Constantinople while the fighting was going on in the Crimea. Sir Frederick attempted to enter Parliament February 1803 the Whig nominee at Devonport, but was defeated by tho redoubtable Mr. Ferrand majority of thirty. ...

... Mveral moling.. This is the more extraordinary, that Mr. Dnlway voted against the Government on the Church question. The Xorthem Whig sUte. that several landlords hove intimated to their tenanU that they are at liberty to vote they however, arc putting on the ...

... Sir Shafto Adair sta’ tes that his defeat is due to “an abuse of territorial influence almost unparalleled,” and the Northern Whig supports this complaint by specific charges :— “*The Hertford estate virtually occupies the barony of Upper Masserine, the ...

... coffins, some of which wer« shrouos quite fresh, and in others the relics huraanitj in the last stage of decay. The Northern Whig gives th« following description of the scene on Sunday evening “We counted upwards of 100 coffins thus rudely raised from the ...

... The bill had, in fact grown objectionable, becanne, the effort to make it palatable to the Coneervatives and obstructional Whigs, it had ceased to be national. ia hard to trace the precise modifications which converted fairly good measure into one that ...

... tenant farmer is simply tenant will, and is compelled vote according to the expressed or implied wish of hie landlord. Neither Whig nor Tory forme exception to the rule. The writer In discussing the Question short time since with the late Chancellor of toe ...

... vacant seat. Humours have been afloat that a brother of the deceased Admiral has been selected to be his successor. The Not them Whig wants to know which of the two brothers has been chosen—one being royal equerry, and the other youthful guardsman. Sir Shafto ...

... brings ue tb. period nt which entered the qneitionahlo men. tionod the outset. There bed been quarrel between Defoe and the Whigs, and this enabled him to conduct the Tory journals with the greater ceee, it being thought but natural that should write e ...

... waa between and £5OO per annum. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages £1,500. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, who attended services in one of the churches of Belfast on Sunday last, states that the portion of the service usually devoted ...

... seems to have been originally designed in its present form chiefly to explain why left the Tones and took office nnder the Whig Earl Grey; a change which, according Lord Palmerston’s chivalrous sense of honour, could only be justified by the fact that ...

... Administrations tho Royal Speeches were all that such compositions can be; but during Lord I’almerston’s Government and throughout Whig tenure of office they sinned tar more against grammar, and were infinitely weaker as compositions, than the speeches which ...