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... ( From the Standard. ) The a/oAx Stdl yesterday re-oasert* its former state* ment, that a considerable number of Whig noblemen have presented a protest against the proposed scheme for inundating the House of Peers. The Duke of Portland is said to be at ...
... THE GREAT WATERLOO COURSING MEETING. (From the Northern Whig of Yesterday.) Liteei-ooi.. Feb. 18 —The great tOErnamerit the Altcar plains was resumed this morning with the first round of the Waterloo Purse, for thirty-two dogs beaten their first courses ...
... antagonists, must the whigs themselves now content be tried. Let that teat, then, applied to the state affairs, in any part the llrnish empire—after that empire has been blessed for, now. eight long years with the benefits of whig sway and what will be ...
... F1 R A Y, Novemb-er forae of ilirm. With whatjufVice kne’* nor; but he knev; the intentions of tke Whig Ciub, and he only withed to connmit hlmielf with them.—He withdrew his ameuwmenti Thje were then agreed to, and tlie Club adjourned. was afterwards ...
... of the whig ,party. The objectionable principle Totten I (Houghs—it.e principle lakes from the general feeling the people its just influence, the choice and direction of the government— as vigorously active in Lord John Uussell's nomination for Stroud ...
... VICEREGAL VISIT THE NORTH. (From the Northern Whig.) Nkv. tonards.-- According p evlous arrangemen , his proceeded from Clandtboye, on Mon 'ay, to Newtownarda, where the tenantry upon the estates the Marquess of Londonderry were to present him with an ...
... trice Three t* . Sir Frances Burdeit renounces and reviles eli parties, Whigs, men, leaders of Cetlio- See, See. &c. and has publicly declined feat io Parliament. L,ord Manners, we Kear, is in treaty for Lord Caftlecoote’s at the Green. The light dragoons ...
... NO. 10,135 I CUKSTER JIAIL. NORFOLK FOX DINNER. On Thursday last the Whigs of Norfolk celebr.ib-d public dinner the anniversary of Mr. Fox's birth-day, at the Assembly-rooms Norwich. Above sat down to an elegant dinner at half-past five o'clock. Lord ...
... THE RIGHT HON. MICHAEL MORRIS. (From the Tuam Herald.) Whigs, Tories, Liberals—men of every political shade and colour—with unanimity which has been seldom equalled, felicitate the above-named learned gentleman upon his recent well-merited elevation to ...
... providence on high, it must not, cannot bd. As the Whigs led the liberal Tories step step, tin they bad gone too far rec ed| with safety or I to advance tWth honour, have the Radicals led on the Whigs, and will continue to lead them to perdition. As, however ...
... ntarn of Hi. Buck, uudir >ll the dicunuttncee of the conteet, malt prere heavy blow tod great ditoour«cirfnt” Whig-Rtdicalirm throughout the country. The following it the flntl ittte of the poll in the dUEerent districtt: Buck Boiler. Btrnatapie *** »| ...
... WAIN WHIG HTB HOUSE REPOSITOUY, 157. Greit Briuin-strert. TO BE SOLO AUCTION, THIS DAY, « Two o'clock, M Remarkably strong, useful, well-bred tyy Cob J\. Horse, five off, stands 14J high, with very fine action, now in the hands of the breeder, equal tb ...