... of the country. f From the F'feshire Journal.) We are glad to observe that such members of the press as are unfettered by Whigs and Whiggery are taking up the subject Reform with a fearless honesty, which bodes well for a good time coming, when the nation ...

... Hospital, where the stomachy pump and other remedies were at once employed. He is going favourably towards convalescence. Northern Whig. The War against Filth —Lord Campbell’s Act for the Prevention of the Trade in Obscene Publications and Pictures has now been ...

... three times during the past year. Pauper Deportation.—A Cruel Proceeding— On Thursday morning, says the Northern (Belfast) Whig, old woman named Catherine M'Mahon, aged seventy-' nine years, was landed from the Stag steamer, having been sent off by the ...

... to make expensive arrangements; but to their credit, they have avoided complicity in the heartless political economy of the Whigs; we are, therefore, surprised that the taunt, which here would have been quite natural, should give place to the sober remonstrance ...

... of limited holies. Poor Law made Unions—so called—but left poor-rates alone. What this class of enlightened and philosophic Whigs could not—dared not do—a section of Radical Reformers, whose political existence has reached the advanced age of twelve months ...

... Fancourt b. Wright 0 W. Macaspy b. Brooks 1 H. St. John b. Wright 0 C. Lovescyb. Wright Byes 0 No Balls 1 h. whig; Ist Innings. H. Wright b. Tubbs 22 E. Neale b. E. Horae 3 W. Walton b. H. Horne 2 C. Brooks c. Curtis 1 J. Pearson ...

... We hope did. It was very necessary, for had been to his bankers, until his bankers did not want to see him. He had been a Whig, and had served his country by putting down wig-powder; so his friends got him the Consulship of Normandy. He did not know ...

... modern legislation has had a worse reception, or been regarded with more persevering hatred from the community than that acme of Whig politics the Modern Poor Law. From the time of its production may be dated the death of the party who carried it; for the people ...

... pitiful stuff could be put forth than the late diatribe on the grammatical construction of the Queen’s Speech. Lack-wits, simple Whigs, and the disappointed legion were fed thereby, but with sorry fare. The consequence is the Penny Papers are becoming Powers ...

... administration; and much of the vigour the department must be attributed to the infused energy of Lord Palmerston, who, the bye, no Whig even, as Lord Derby is Conservative. accepting gratefully the labour accomplished, must not forget that it vulgar practice ...

... A vote of thanks to Mr. Dove was then proposed, and carried with acclamation. The Potatoe Disease in Ireland. —The Northern Whig says;—“ The accounts which we have receiveu. during the past week, from various parts of the counties of Down and Antrim, mention ...

... him the elements of a sneak; and ho wants nothing but time to ripen him into a pickpocket, a swindler, a horse-dealer, or a Whig Statesman. Sketches from Egypt” give a pleasant description of travels on the Nile; “ Shipwrecks, Waifs and Strays,” evidently ...