... Spalding, Jane, rellit of Wliliam Campbell, Esq, ,lCaptain in the 88tl! Connaught Rangers. 1' Tsc; CHOLXEAnr B F.Jr-The Nlor&* Whig states that the charactr of thiq disease at pre5snt ?? is bhghbtyalarniinead' fatal. 'The localities in whiclh the peg. tilence ...

... mo0! mentary triumphs, but prdticed fearful and' lasting recoils' -xecoisinthat ,:told ci Barrett's sib'oequeut career.' The' Whig jafty owed Barrett much, btlthey paid himniotbing; and a, ento of the base ingratitude with' whieb heewas ,tieated oplprcsied ...

... many years the representative of the Cardigan District Boroughs, died on the lot instant, at the early age of 39. He was of Whig principles, Mr. John Henry Vivian, M.P. for Swansea, expired, after a faw-weeks' illness, at his residence, Singleton, near ...

... for n Carlow end Athlone hung loosely on the ekirts of party. p Sedlier professed to be a1 Liberal, but he attacked the o Whig cabinet, while be affected to despise the agitatora' v of the Roman Catholic connection. Though hth appeared to vacillate ...

... end paid his fare to Randa stowo, on his way to Bellaphy, where he expects to see an uncle, who may assiat him.- osteerse Whig. THB PARLIAMaNT STREET MUIDERt.-Sir George Grey having made inquiries respecting Larigo, the young rosa who seized Marley, ...

... was curious; and'at the time excited no little animadversion lson those whn were friendly to the establishmeut of a paper on Whig Liberal Iris- ciples. We transcribe a few sente-ces:- It has somaetinies bees remakleed that the world it governed by words ...

... ning to laesh, but, at the hour of prese there was no ces, cstion of the heavy and constant down pour of rain.- No:lahern Whig. EARLY HARVEST.-On Saturday last a field of oato belonging to Join Wilkinson, Esq., was cut down on the Cloyna demeane, by ...

... called the Prince Re- geit an Adonis, Leigh Hunt, in a fit of indignation at the llegeuit's having broken his promise to the Whigs, l added-' of fifty.' The Prince's vanity triumphed over l i his discretion, and on the pretended grounds of some words of ...

... essay *en 3ilton, In the Edisbissrg/h 1Review, drew upon him the attention . of the entire reading public. The leaders of thoe Whig party, In acklndwledgment of Ilia literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macanlay a Commissloner of Bankrnptcy, and in 18S0 he ...