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... where be lighted on cob and and a tax-cart. Harnessing this animal best be could, drove off to meet hia master ; and thus the Whig Lord-Lieutenant of influential county was received. Being a great walker, be permitted the butler and the tax-cart to convey ...
... park for the people of Saltaire. wilt extend over 11 acres of land. Result Agbaeian Crime. —A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr Nicholson, who was fired in Meath last week, is preparing to give up his farms and leave the country, and that ...
... Hampshire Borough of Stockbridge.l The future hope and holder together of Conse ■I vatiam began life as a Whig—a stately and pei-l haps a filial Whig; for the thirteenth Earl,l better known as Lord Stanley (and for rare col-l lections animated zoology), ...
... BEVERLEY & MARKET WHIG ETON BRANCH * From Pocklington to Hull ...
... BEVERLEY A MARKET WHIG ETON BRANCH From Pockliugton to Hall f Statiovi. 18 ft.m. 7 7 61 7 8 6 8 85 8 8 9 0 . ShlptoD .. Mkl. Weighton ~ Kipling CetM .. Cbtrrr Barton .. Baverlaj Oottingkftm . Hall GUIDE to the CURE of NERVOUSNESS. By HENRY ...
... BEVERLEY & MARKET WHIG ETON BRANCH From Pocklington to Hull Statiohs. 1801*21 a.m. a.m. a.m. pm. pm Pooklington 74410 85 .. 4 10 .. Durnby 76110 42 b 417 766 .. Shipton 767 10 48 .. 424, .. Mkt. Weighton 10 69 12 481 9 .« Kipling Cotea 814 11 9 19 819 ...
... of William Russell, eighth Duke of Bedford, took place in London Sunday last, his sixty-third year. The late peer, who was a Whig, sat in the House of Commons from 1832 to 1841, and succeeded to the peerage in 1861. His Grace is succeeded in the title and ...
... from the sp-eches ot two great English statesmen, the one in rower, the other in retirement, the one a Tory, and the other a Whig, that between Germany and France one more war, the great war which is to decide their relative positions, is still to come ...
... somewhat hnenviaole manner. The person in question, who lormerly held commission lancer regiment, and the second son of well-known Whig nobleman, was found wandering in the street, and was taken to one of the metropolitan workhouses, where he stabbed one of the ...
... was recovered in less than qnarter an hour after the accident. Remarkable Lcooaoe. —An English tonrist informs the Northern Whig that Friday last, while travelling a first-class carriage from Ballyshannon to Portrnsh. in company with resident magistrate ...
... on the cotton gin. A fishy sentiment —Sir Robert Peel, on the occasion of ministerial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs, gave as toast, May we keep their plaice* without their Sounders. At recent meeting society in New York composed of men from ...
... gentleman born and bred. Dr. Kenealy, after thev had been there about five minntes, said to him, Sir Roger, the Jesuit and Whig prints are circulating far and wide that the prison has nnmasked one of vour disguises, aud that your hair is red like Orton’s ...