... COUNTY COURT. Before J. Whig ham, Ewj., Judge. There were 31 cases set down for bearing, the majority of which were settled privately. The following were the chief cases beard. SI ECU V DEDSBCRT. Mr. Penny appeared for the defendant. The defendant told ...

... point at issue. Twist, pervert, construe it as you will—raise whatever cries in favour of the Church on one hand, or abuse Whigs on the other, the question for the electors is—will they, or will they not. choose a House Commons that shall pass the same ...

... century the Tory, who believed in the navy for our defence, advocated peace and the reduction of the standing army, while the Whig not only advocated the keeping up of our own standing army, but those of other oeuntriee. After giving an interesting review ...

... Meet Lb. beak where a ma AM ea the Rostra Club and the Babble • Nam Cambridge, en game, in a draw, Hese set permitting of the Whig played Other inst. sod paw were freely todolmod 1.. sad USA mirth erased to --Coati Frederic, A.0.F., held at the White Is ...

... libe inn psi Welt ibis, sal Sat be Ali set evelqsls Os bilb at tin zewaniese. Mt = i beelat b the id nee bine ea one et the Whig nil op Ms Sibs tent ioni pronelleasienn bin si. te arl Is Se ennina • Win Is abialesil N=lba. 16 Menne ewer bean lb, imp ...

... opinions of two other old Whigs—Mr. Sheridan and the great Lort Grey— had been quoted; and he hoped that might be excused if he ventured still hold the opinions which old Whigs had held, being himself the grandson of old Whig who had been Secretary for ...

... Ihe • ignored in me daninie the wren! de either We mulles elmen ie lalge Me me WM wa fren eide trr te md le at wit wealinty Whig hig peediell I. spawn to le • • WM, gelid te I =be • he element and wa Megiettail IN • went ind We OWite • Is Mt alltliM ...

... mentions the fact tbat the Whigs and Radicals afterwards coalesced, the latter being willing to abandon their cry for annual parliaments and universal suffrage, and support tho Whigs in tho comparatively mild reform which the great Whig leader, Lord Grey, had ...

... total abstainers Liverpool, laid a Sunday Closing Act was ctrtain for England that anmmar would return next year. waa neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, became seemed to him Catholic filahop ought to have wider polities, and, under tha ■he Her of such declaration ...

... window pommel to b• is Mr Jleoniage in Star-street ms predated, the Surveyor eat that it • Wight the footpath of about loam Whig beak too.. imit.—Tae Boort lid met this mate say piddle incea. roomier, eppromd plim. Mr Boman= belted if be lad my reply hem ...

... politicians as the , of Ireland. The American contMent was lost to Enslai,d because the Liberals were divided by the Court Whigs leering the true party. and the Liberal Uniouiat P of to-rill were doing work similar to that of those Court Vi TUE POSIMASTER ...

... visiting his Devonshire property only occasionally; but his wife and son are interred there. He was a politician of the old Whig school, bnt took no active part in politics. He lived unostentatious, simple life at High Canons, with large circle of friends ...