... Adjndications in bankruptey were made on each of the 38 petitions. Orders for summa ‘administration were made in 33 cases under whi:g the Official Receiver acted as trustee. In the 5 nonsummary matters trustees were appointed in 4, and 1 was left with the Offiicial ...

... Parliament having taken place, who so fit to represent his native county in the coming struggle for Reform as the dashing young Whig? ‘The coal-pits had to be worked apace, 1 I:omno you, to keep full the purse that had sach drains upon it ; and they were not ...

... accounte of the pioccedings m counectionywith 2!0‘!:' respective scloc.s for insertion in next week's Cl & clos will and | whig Polic Brigl wife, Hans marr her t ry all of the it w and by into week lain l’; sh wonl¢ wWas & the ] Honse. and aczoun special ...

... course just possible that when they (the Tories) saw y the wind was blowing in the country the old f being anxious to *dish the whigs “’in order b in offico might again animate the Tory party, ould try to turn relermers, oust My, Balfour, 16 ono else in his ...

... that when they (the Tories) saw the way the wind was blowing in thye country the old spirit of being anxious to “dish the whigs ’in order to keep in office might again animate the Tory party, who would try to turn refermers, oust M. Balfour, ut some one ...

... kind of work. In May, 1848, he was arrested for a ?eedx delivered in Bisbop Bouner’s Fields, London, and was sentenced by the Whig Government to two years’ imprisoumeat, in solitary coufinemeut, on the silent system. The lecturer graphicaliy described the ...

... angers 0 0 2 York..cocersennnne. 2 0 2 Wakefleld Trinity 0 1 2 BRIGHOUSE RANGERS v. WIGAN. THE RANGERS RECEIVE A * WHIGGING.” The return game between these clubs took place at Lane Head on Tuesday in the presence of a large attendance of spectators ...

... ing the natare of the passes which he r- Eastwood play-d well. Hughbes did well du time he was on at three quarters, a remark whig applies to Nichol. The last mentioned also hard in the forwards daring the second half. an well supported by Brooke, Wood, ...

... waters on the Minto estate for purposes of legitimate angling. In politics he wasa Liberal, but belonged rather to the old Whig school than to the more advanced section. He occasionally spoke both in the House of Lords, and on public platforms, his utterances ...

... public the .rs on the Minto estate for nurposes of timate angling. In politics he wasa Liberal, belonged rather to the old Whig school than 2e more advanced section. He occasionally ...

... has come to be connected with the Maids of Honour, cannot.be determined. —Gentleman’s Magazines Sz JouN ScHAW, of Greenock, a Whig, .lost a hawk, supposed to have been shet by Bruce of Clackmannan, a Jacobite. In Sir John’s absence, Lady Greenock sent to ...

... Minto, stood high in the councils of the Liberal party, was a member of the first Grey Cabinet, and had great weight in the Whig Administration. So much was this the case that gainsayers were apt to say that to be a Grey or an Elliot was a passport to ...