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... ministry, and during the last five years minister Whitfield's Tabernacle, Dursley, ha* resigned his pastorate. Royal Ireland.—The Whig states that there is no donbt whatever about the correctness of the report to which we referred the other day, that the Princa ...
... Still there will remain the fact that the Queen's daughter is the wife of important political personage, who is the son a Whig Minister. Such relation not calculated to enhance the prestige royalty. The late Shrewsbury Election.—On Tuesday an election ...
... the proposal to be high compliment, and that d he would once accept it. Bat why did the old friend n of Murray to the great Whig publisher Those who have read the recent articles the Quarterly against L the Conservative ex-Premier will hardly need explanation ...
... should be put down, but he objected to the two boroughs being dealt with one bill. At Bridgwater there was straightforward Whig bribery—(a laugh)—but the case of Beverley was quite different, there was bribery there at the parliamentary election, though ...
... off, and his feet lacerated by being dragged along the track. He got severe injury the back also by his fall. The Kingston Whig says the doctor hopes bring bin, through safely. ...
... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. From our London Correspondent. London, Friday Night. THE ARMISTICE. There is report to-night leading Whig Clnh , that on the occasion of the last meeting of tho Cabinet Mr Gladstone discussed with his colleagues the probabilities of ...
... P. for Londonderry, becoming Solicitor-General for Ireland, his re-election will, it is stated, be contested. The Northern Whig states tbat Alderman Bose, of London, is expected to come forward in the Conservative interest. The Gaulois states that Admiral ...
... were Liberals who were not Whf» , I ' which might fairly be divided into I Whigs and Radicals. They were the Judical section: Applause.) would not surprise him or Mr Odger Use Whig section did not like candidate the section exclaimed that wsnted to divide ...
... FOR A CANDIDATE. Wanted Candidate, burly and big, wealthy and willing, and hearty; he must neither be Radical, Liberal, nor Whig, but one of the opposite party. Such is the burden of the lyric which has been sung for week past, by the members of the Working ...
... repeal of the Septennial Act The poll, which was open for nine days, resulted:—Sir Abraham Elton (Whig), 2,428; Thomas Coster (Tory), 2,071; John Scroope (Whig). 1,866; and was regarded great anti-Hanoverian triumph. The second sat from 1754 to 1774, and ...
... ence has been carried on for some time in the Durham newspapers the question whether Mr Csrlyle is pantheist. The Northern Whig published yesterday morning a characteristic letter from Mr Carlyle himself, which says, No, never wa3 a pantheist, nor ...
... assistance he had received from his subordinate officers, on whose ability and attention he bestowed high praise. The Northern Whig states that at meeting of the County Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast, a few days ago, a fierce dispute raged between the two ...