... GALBRAIrII, Bart., de- ?? this paragrapb a Journal of Saturday evening rings the chalnges, as a ground of attack against the Whigs, on the assumptioo that the Mr. E. TIERNEY above mentioned is connected with the family of the Master of the Mint. A Cor- ...

... Real Del it .t. .450 450 4.0 465 United Mexican.-. U0 35 14 4 The Annual Meetitg of tihe Gloucestershire Whig Club t ok place rn Trtiraday last, tbeing the astniversary of the birth of Mr. Fox, witer otnumerous aird highly respectable ...

... difference with Herries, so bitter Rs to break Ip jom nistry ef Lord Godericb, and his reconcihiation wjith 1, i moment the Whigs were popped (off; it mus~t have hlrrie, u thing very potent to preduce this sudden reconciliatifio this affair with the Marquess ...

... advanced. So dense was the throng, , that the Enniskillen coach was stopped for a considerable time a near Portodown.-Norttern Whig. _~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BIRTHS. May 20, the lady of Robert Dent, Esq. of a daughter. On the 14th inst., at Lakefield, Mrs. Cipt. Maclean ...

... discussion arose as to thle course to be par. sued with regard to the Catholic Question. In the p it is thought, should the Whigs again come into offic the policy of this country with regard to other Po,,er' must undergo a most important alteration. T'he ...

... tthow ereour pr~ayers asowet ed r' Ttie men whom riresetit you in Parliament neglected your in- 5tidteardted your petitions. Whigs and Tories have bnhydtergt with which you invested them to serve their iS ns tdnot to alleviate the condition of these by t ...

... of Commona on Thursday evening next. It is certain, we understand, that be will not be opposed by he Government. Upon the Whigs he may, of course, cal- culate to a min. There. May be somei formal gentlemen who will treat the House with essaye on Parl ...

... patronised the free trade system, there is little to form a partition wall between Whig and Tory, if we except the great question of Parliamentary Reform. But bere many of the Whigs, who are as great burgh-lords as their neighbours, were never very hearty, or ...

... To-inorrow.1 MEEBTINGS IN SUPPORT OF MINIS TERS. The following Requisition has been already numrerously signed bymen of allparties-Whigs, Radlicals,andTrorie3:- ic TO TIIF RIGHIT 11ONTOURABLEI THE LORD MAYOR. We, Liverymen of the City of London, request that your ...

... othes-s I no- Ultra County Member, Admiral Sotheron; I also observed ithe name of a Gentleman who stood in Opposition to the Whig interest'in this town, at the election of 192G. Meet- ings have been held at Bouney and Bradmore, and several' I other places ...

... sufrering under all oppressive load of taxation-while the Ministers are using every endeavour to abolish all useless places-while Whig and Tory unite in agreeing upon the necessity of bringing our national expenditure within the lowest possible limits-and by ...

... daughters. His eldest son, Lord CLIFTON (now Earl of DARNLEY), married a daughter of Sir rENnY PARNFLL. The late Earl was a staunch Whig, of the old school, and warmly attached to Earl GREY and his present measuie of Reform. His Lord- ship was an accomplished ...