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... DISTINJOIOULID Lannas.—T be death is announced of hi,. Porton Cooper, Q.C., who held • conspicaou• positke in the bar and in the Whig party. AtOoferdhewee. double firetsclias in the iaar in which Lord Westbury lied bate Kt. Oommisidouer Fano each obtained only ...
... et Ohioans youtooday, potooliog mirk lie ilsiolos pw• milling tbe deportati.a o Wail bora paupers from England to Ireland as Whig catch in ePrratkus towards this ocutatn, sad praying that this. laws may be As originally drafted the Hill prayed that the ...
... received with cheers by this Liberal Association, and tho noble Earl took care to remind his hearers that very distinguished Whig statesman had stated that that moasuro would scarcely passed without revolution, and that others had jjrophesied that it Would ...
... be brought before the Boer of in the shape o y • vote cf aware as the National Board, which will introduce. That coustite. Whig hi. ease mount the Board, as the fact that they deprived Father Oltaarra d th e ea anagerehip of the Call= school, oe • re ...
... the University question, which it says looks like real work, adding, The majority of our * members’ only care to worship the Whigs and bamboozle the bishops, ...
... with OVIIII at dowdy at the a far exodus than that of any previous year. TM somber of stemmas the Meng the United States and Whig add. whist fee tbe Wed laden and aid West d Ids* pans ase dally lassmalay, whin the member of , fat the alto: . that the i ...
... giving a tel.. ci It we toeu t te glat 10 /1111 the raininatioa of /Le ft homebred ,iteencon wae elicited hat; the tot a it. Whig.. Hotel to ihtorbied thee the dor board the ship t h at saved the.. be stated wee= ben du e th e by es ia that it re days before ...
... opinion. taunt has been cast at the church that it uphold Royal prerogative under Charles L, and drove away bis son ; that it was Whig under William 111., and Tory under Anne But the reproach will not be thought disgraceful by those who remember that public ...
... complaining strongly at tor ' tunny coloured moralists of of the Embuner. Ho metered that Gem woe it the alightset idea of Whig taxation el the Ma at the wet of the poor. of. cootended that the motion by Me ineeneisteat ansatidadory manner in which had ...
... Graham, of Carlisle. Mem honey, of Staalstre, and David ei Curial., threw Joha Timmliasee, of Carlisle. flandemon, of Middle's, Whig the odd man. In wand Itradersca may defeated, and than came against J. Graham. In the final Gelb= gained the fall very cleverly ...