Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

The Chair You are repr;mnndea p.r
Fees, and 90 about Your business '0ui
f'r1-teT tips the otcers the blunt and ,.o,;d1.
SCENE V.
The Chair Enter the resrinaand ON tho ;o,,,o,,,
rights 1uca'eu
Lord Monde a noble yindica,ion,
L"rd D"ud'e. A noble vndica.ion,
OmneS 4 n"h vindica,,nn!
tFtourn'sh OF trampets Ereunt Peers, shouting.
r'uat Pripitegium"l
ITEMS FROM LATE FOREIGN P4PErs
inns being St Georges Day, his Majesty gave !,
sete atnner to the knights of the Most Noble Order
OF the Garter The preparations for the dinner h;cb
was served IN the Banqueting Room were in the rrnrt
splendid style The plateau consisted of seven niece
an oi lhen admirable for their taste and execution
oh the sideboard was grand display of gold plate:
among the articles the Goodwood Gun which Nc,
won by the Kings horse, Fleurde-is last wear; fonr
London, april 49, 49,
LIVERPOOL ELEcTIoN.-The latest papers give us tho
result OF TINS contest on the question of REFORM in the
sgna triumph of the reformers. General Gascovne
maintained the contest until the third day when bc
Withdrew. This intelligence Loudly cheered.
coo 'a me- hal close OF the poll quarter past twelve
MIR. Ewart, ION
H VI. Deh1soh' 1886
fhe friends of the successful candidate now got int
oIaer or the purpose of proceeding their respective
places OF rendezvous Mr. Ewar's party led the
The procession, it passed. was hailed with ents;
% Sgn from crowded streets and orercharged windows
'hi' f>"ut, us ne passed with his
carnage recognized the fayours of the fair who tI
nm on the arrival of the procession at the Ade,nh; he
oie whcn were congregated upwards of six thousand
people Mr.. James Brancker, from the Rai.an Wv
nounced the state of the poll and conor,tnIot l.
on the victory. 'ifein
N.Y. VIM. Ewart then stood forward upon the bal.
c1hy' ana was greeted with the most overyhelmnr
cheers. He said "a -o'iiihS
Ladies and Gentemen,-Nry friend, Mr.. Branch.
trumphed Cieers You Sar nav Won most completely
victory: cloud cheers) You have gained Che S5,t
OF Justice and achieved the triumph of reform and
that which confers the most brilliant Iustre IN tht
chievcment, it has been unsulled bv the insoino
conquest. (Cheers2 With regard to nv WORTHY and
lant ir'snd' the General, against whom sincerely
gs on this ovent) has at length sounded the trnm+
OF retreat Laughter9 He has given up after 40
S1snateiy fought battle his forces would enable
MN TO nght. (Cheers) He has retYeated from this
political Waterloo, and have united our cn rs
power at La Belle Alliance. Cheers and lauphteT9
Know not which most TO admire in the fate oF ~ s
who have so long supported rotten and fa11i @
tenn, their CONSERVATION their amazemenf fcbery
accept my individual thanks the strongest can nos
loy utter Tor the honour you have conferred ON tb,
town. Loud applause.l But few hours moro and
the pubic newspapers of the country will bear to vo
,he than6s OF England [Cheersl You VIII enjoy the
.hahks the grateful thanks of your King who had be
ee unsupported by the affections of his people ON
.Ils n1montous occasion, would, indeed have had to
shed the tears of patriotism and felt that he had cIad
on the friends Of liberty in vain noo;n rerat L,
sad last night that to the freemen of this rpat io
VINO nave redeemed their furnished oharacter-to the
Of
their country,and to the public papers of IivernooI
winch nave so srenuosy stirred up the true spirit Of
patriotism and the determination maintain the causa
OF freedom, indebted for the means and nstr,1
nents by which we have achieved this important trf
tmph." (Cheers) va
We lament to announce the dissolution ne her c.oo
catherine Duchess Of Wellington, which occurred nm
sunday last, to the unfegned sorrow ofthe nen,boys ~
her liustrous family. The Duchess had baor - =.
declining state of health for some time but NO ir,e
diate danger was apprehendod. Her Grace was born
IN ItL ana was the second daughter of the late Lord
ongford and sister to the present of that title
The Duke, it is said proposed for her hand preyosI
70 his departure for India, and his return home from
his splendid services in the East, he renewed his AT
dresses to the Hon. Miss Pakenham The digtinon;sh
cd pair were accordingly united on the 10th of mil
1906, the Duke at that time being in his 37tb oo~ 80
his lamentable consort in her 27th The ;ss1e &c tL:
marriage two sons, Arthur, Marquis &c Do,,ra
Major in the army born the Sd of February Is0e. -
Lord Charles wellesley Captain in the iiae R~rsd@
born the 10th OF February, 1905 Her Grace bas ion
two surviving sisters, the Hon. Mrs Henr, Stoyar.
and the Hon. Mrs Henry Hamilton T1bc H. CT
Hercules Robert Pakenlafn Aide do c -. .t r.;
and the Hon. and Rev. Henry Pnkenhnm Arcbdeacon
OF Emily, arc the Duchcsss Younger b-otta-s MIL
zen. Or Edward Pakenham G. CIR ,ybo ,Ias nnfor.
'ley hlHcu IN inc action New Orleans the 9th
OF January 1913, and The Hon Capt William Pakep-
pdtl VINO was unhaPPiy shpwrecked in his Maesty's
IoI 'u'ia' near Tough Swilly the 18th of December
were also brothers Of the Duchess and the Earl CT
Longford-IIer Graces private worth is attested by
voc warm affection Of q numerous and distinguished
CHCic OF friends, and by the or her family ON
tnc loss Of such wife and parent. Her Grace's char
accr indeed revcrcd by all those who vere honour
ca and delighted with her friendships and the general so
lemnjy which prevails in the villares surrounding
S;rdtIfed say, where the Duchess chiefly resided in
the daily exercise Of charity and bcrevolcnce il q
Sfon Rroof o. the detachment which the humber clas