... at Felix-terrace, Islingtoni, Elizabeth, wife of isr. Henry White, maity years proprietor anrl IEditor of the Indeptendenit Whig. During the ulrl period of Mr. White's hiu .areerati,,t iii Dorchester gaol, tdis ex- cellett woieltl poatielitly shiured with ...

... mastrried the widow of Lord Ponsostby, who is also deceased. Throughout the period of his extended life Eerl litzwilliam Was a firm Whig; lie was appointed Lord Liesitessant of Ireland in 1794, but was recalled front the Vice-Royalty in three months after. wards ...

... irtstlutiioni vii hh Itiok lilacs in 15,133, owing to thic st[1te of Iis health. ?? ploliticeite, lie w'as rostsietclic Whig. Ott Wedlnesday'.' reel, at hlis hocuse iii Vork, eged , 1 711,is. ' (Gos;;41, lEs'. of' hiorj' Archi IHatll, iii this cenrl ...

... few toi ellhcg n metthemr at Cooper bridge, to conddo tst B road, they had accomplished ;heir purpos si' Zr ' cer cells a Whig trick, and ?? the tbe promacslon. The villaie *also enti a ipy OD ?? st g' D eairly iaformsation, and the rabble immeditely ...

... FIELDEN'S motion. This course meant the getting rid of the debate altogether, and was a course even too tyrannical for the Whigs to adopt; h ever as grand stffoles paralyze humble ca- pacities, we wait for the development of the Hon. Member's design, which ...

... obtained by pertipacious dis- h honesty, procures for them. During this period of ythe public inactivity of their patrons the Whig and - Tory Scribes are glad of any god-sendwhich mary be d bandied, like a shuttle-cock between children, from g side to side ...

... Matthias Whitehead and John Rand, Esqrs, of Bradford, upon the Commission of the Peace for the West-Riding. Mr. Whitehead is a Whig, and Mr. Rand a Tory. BRADrORD CHURCH IVIISSIONARY ASSOCIATIOS(.- On Monday evening last, the friends of the above Society ...

... a 45 t ANOTHER ROYAL MARRIAGE. TnE Whig faction is undoubtedly the most i. unfortunately infatuated of all the factions that ever Yflourished on the faos of the earth. Every single e movement of their public career is of a piece with its II fellows; the ...

... reached his family; and, when it was too late for the wife or chill to close the husband and the parent's eve ;to look upon the Whig victim- the departed Chartist-the triumph of the law! Clayton went to the madhouse a hale man; he leaves it a corpse! We trust ...

... reached his family; and, when it was too late for the wife or child to close the husband and the parent's eye ;-to look upon the Whig victim- the departed Chartist-the triumph of the law! Clayton went to the madhouse a hale man; he leaves it a corpse,! We trust ...

... reached his family; and, when it was too late for the wife or chill to close the husband and the parent's eye;-to look upon the Whig victim- the departed Chartist-the triumph of the law I Clayton went to the madhouse a hale man; he leaves it a corpse ! We ...

... in- the. chair. The meeting e was addressed by Mr. 11, oorge White, who exposed v the attempts Iwhich are beiisg made by the Whig Is employers of Birmingham, to compel their work- a men to join the' ?? Law Association, F and urged on his hearers the necessity ...