... talents, and published in 1831 volume poems. He was a gentleman fine intellectual and great oratorical powers. In politics was Whig, but after Mr. Gladstone's adoption of Home Rule for Ireland lie became Liberal Unionist. ...

... not move in the matter if that gentleman wishes retain the scat. Mr. father and grandfather both represented the borough the Whig interest. SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE.—FN many parts of the epidemic gamin? ground. Stamford most of the schools are still clos»-d. ...

... YOKK, Swiiiegatc. .An EST, Mr. GEORGE MOORE. OSH UA L 0l ALES, PORTERS, ami EXTRA STOUT. THE BREWERY. LEEDS. H \V IL IA M WHIG H T'S CELEBRATED EAST INDIA PALE. STRONG. AND MILD ALES. STOUT AND PORTER. THE BREWER'Y, ARMLEY. NEAR LEEDS. WALK & COMPA NY ...

... Poroell's auspices, when the th.. ,U, t' for Cork was opposed by combination »W*P r Catholic Ik-hops, and was deb whir , 1 termed Whig candidate. Mr. Piny-it received on his arrival, but the bulk ..i , T held aloof. There was I ,-V ,J speeches were made. There ...

... EBHALD WELL BREWERY REAR LEEDS. YORKSHIRE ALES ¥ O H N WILLIAM WHIG H T'S U CELEBRATED EAST INDIA PALE. STRONG. AND MILD ALES. STOUT AND PoRTEK. THE BREWERY, ARM LEY. NEAR LEEDS. TVTYERS COLLETT, I?JL WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS THE OLD DISTILLERY, A, BRIGGATE ...

... ALES, PORTERS, and EXTRA STOUT. THE BREWERV. LEEDS JOHN WILLIAM WHIG TS CKLUKAnD EAST INDIA PALE. STRONG. AND MILD ALES. STOUT AND The k ARM LEY. NEAR LEEDS mHE BRUNSWICK BREWERY COMPANY JL (LIMITED). LEEDS. BRADFORD .15, Swan DARLINGTON W. AT. FoKfTXK ...

... What we is be with the brunet 1 , How could the ammill be op f As a of feet, it ▪ at be robed op at all Bo that, with every✓e Whig stair, soimenie had 'milked, end of some the seisetios fell cm the guilty party. liessust bad to resign hie membership of orb ...

... and several of the largest manufactories are working many of hands short owing to the ravages of this sooufcge. The Northern Whig says :—ln many households Whole families—husbands, wives, children, and servants —are all helplessly confined their beds. The ...

... than the then young man in his esns and now the present Councillor Walnman. The Marshalls, to be historically sccursie, were Whigs: but the majority of thelr workp-ople, young aod old hed pronounced Radical tend:neies. mumm.m..—‘-w l-h‘Tnh‘dM‘nuMhb of Lords ...

... would diviabtkee a iministered the affairs of northeen prey cc. with vigor and asd the Cher& willed. eemly lad a man capable of Whig hie place. ...

... et No Wt. sewed KW& med Shore, at Oteriith to. snortsd by the elesead with bag with 'wool other lads is is •Meempt to the Whig Maillowine,oo Webieday week. by two many dillime mod a ci y Se plot* =D m swab base= waddle( of the Hoe. Her, et. ht. ice al ...

... Punch puts it admirably nto the mouth of a labouring elector, who sings— A man should love his neighbour. Let Whigs hate Tories, Tories Whigs; But oh, they all love labour. t is now pretty certain that a Small Holdings Act will be among the legislative ...