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... from Foresters, Melton Mowbray ; by Mr. .Serjeant Simon, from guardians of the poor of tiie Dewsbury l'nion; by Mr. A. 1\ Ark whig ht, from Chapel- en-le-Frith, Hay field, and Crawford branches of Order of Foresters; by Mr. Stewart from Greenock Foresters ...
... years, and still the English Minister looked forward to a continuance of peace. Al- though be was opposed by Mr. Fox and the Whigs, he waa carrying on the government of the country at that time upon principles— soon unfortunately to bs relin- quished—which ...
... one of a frivolous nature ; that his misgivings were natural and his apprehensions well founded. He bad been brought up in Whig principles, which he hoped he would always main- tain. He had great respect for the limited monarchy e.f England, and he should ...
... not fai. is. tha way in which they like to be governed. (Cheers.; Don't let us suppose this is like an old question between Whig and Tory ;it is nothing of the kind. It is not as if you v. ere disputing about some secondary fact. It is not as if you were ...
... nation that has ever existed on the earth. (Cheers.) I Lave heard, though I have not seen it, that a very veneiable organ of Whig opinion has recently announced that the proper defence of English interests in Afghan- istan is to he confined to the action ...
... g cen- sure, very different from the uncompromising condemna- tion wliich seemed always ready to fall upon the head of any Whig who serveel his country abroad when its destinies were guided by a Conservative Administration. (Hear, hear.) The charge brought ...
... her pupils ro longer ?? a governors. SUa has Lien many \t-s-rs abicad, and i- peaks Fr.-n sii and G-rmin f!iin;ly; tenches dm whig aid music well, English in all its lvjMl.rs, vith the rudiments of Italian and singin?. Would Le fivnd :i pleasing and desirable ...
... hear.) There Las been a great deal of talk of obstruction to-night, but there was none whea the noble marquis, the Lead of the Whig*, wasted a night lut week ia the most abominable way— (kughterj--*M»ti enc]f* ...
... ns. 111. W*_it Pembrokeshire. IV. Pipes ana Chewnie. V. An ipiscde of the Rus«o-Turkish War of 1378. VI. The Queen of the Whigs VII. tacts and Fancies about Toadstones. VIII. Contrast. IX Vivian the Beauty. By Mrs. Annie EdwarcL*,. Author cf Leah ; ...
... S. PINAFORE —MORNING PER- • PORMANCEof this pipalar Ope _, 3VTURDAY next, Feb 22 at 2 : j 0 At 4.1-0 Mr. G. Gro8S__i_'» Dra whig- room Bketch.'A SILVER WEDDING. C CRITERION THEATRE.— THIS EVENING, J at 9 0, the New Conwy, in three acts, TRUTH, by Brent* ...
... MAWAZIXrH for NOVEMBER, IS7U. No. DCCLXIX. Pr-cj-i'i CONTKNTS Rcata ; or. What's in a Maine.—Part VIII An American Princess. Whig Reviewers, as Painted by fhenuelvas f-yria (Conclusiou).— Ihe Maronites A Poor Devil. Among the Affghnus . A Survivor's Marr-alive ...
... coach-hous ., Ihice rooni3 a.id loft over. The ground lease has about li yeais at a low ground rent.— Appointments for vie whig may b • made with the agent, Mr. Samuel li. Clark, 8, New L.vend _ i- street, Portland-place, VV. /^ROSYENOR-SQUARE (cloae ...