... marriage will be remarkable from the fact that it will be one of the first—if not the first —instances in which a member of the Whig house of Sutherland has entered into an alliance with a Tory family. MR. JOSEPH WALKER, a jeweller, of Berkleysquare, London ...

... failures, when was returned tor Maidstone the general election which followed the Queen's access on to the Throne. In 1841 the Whig Ministry ca,io to au end the extreme of imbecility and unpopularity. Another general election was held, and i*r. Disraeli was ...

... different genus, with strong roots implanted firmly in the hearts the people, from whom only it draws its strength. Until Whigs contrived to delude the nation, Toryism was the popular faith, it has once more become, through the courage and energy with ...

... and never will. If such al invasion ) of parental freedom is of no consequence, then 3 nothing is of consequence, and the old Whig l motto, which, as Lord RUSSELL has lately 0 said, has always been the watchword of that 5 party- civil and religious liberty ...

... Opera Bouife by Offenbach. Twio Grand Ballets, Mdlo. Pitted and Mdile. Pertoldi. T O RN El THE PFERF ECTION OF B IG LWHIISY.', WHIG SYAND UNRIVALL1ED WHISKY. ~FOR TODDY. Wholesale of the Sole prvetlnrs, GREENL81ES BBOTHERS, I, Groslnamnbuildinzs,tt.C. ' ...

... marriage will be remarkable from the fact that it will be one of the first—if not the first — instances in which a member of the Whig house of Sutherland has entered into an alliance with a Tory family. M. Josern WALKER, a jeweller, of Berlkleysquare, London ...

... Leon settled before any new regulations were imposed on them. It is not yet too lato to repair this wrong, and the cost of Whig honest has. during the last five yeais, enormously diminished. At all events, wo trust tnat in framing bis warrant .Mr. Hardy ...

... the country is beginning to look forward. Under tho leadership of the Marquis of Hartington, and in the present temper of the Whig aristocracy, it would be futile to anticipate the reunion on any satisfactory terms of the Liberal victims in Parliament—at ...

... for Hence silo could not form great Colonies, or bold Pa . within their 'stoma.. ; they have reduced uo tatation, 1841 the Whig elintstry came to an end in the meets, but nothing came of these a/arms during the war. Tue cannibals of the mouutems, though ...

... teaching Englishman the feelings which actuated Irishmen, and tha Irish vote was no longer a tool in the hands of the English Whig paity. At this point a Mr. Doran, of Queens- town, was seen in the midst of the assembly, and those around him were endeavouring ...

... marriage will he remarkable from the (act that at will be one of the first - if not the first instance* in wheels n member of the Whig house of herland has entered into an salience with a Tory WALKER.* jeweller, of Berkleysqu London. we* taken in custody by ...

... succeeded indelaying the flightof the militia, regiwents. Battalions of glnnta:md batterics of | eammon ave being ki to the front, whi:g is now within two miles of the #fe du pow? on the | tudnc:huido of fio:«nym' Whether these wlilli share the o or valiant fighting ...