... se Igoing to Supersede every sort, of Ye sgitattatnon witheanhof the Charters, big and W ltlreto besprseded by a sort of new Whig cha~rter; in ethe La medet Society is to see its work done ot or -or shelved-b official hands,. the Keeper of the di ?? Seal ...

... wih the yeensdectsbil~to h the surety, butthe iety did&ct no ide in ry Mrogf olfrem Prbnpc.th d 9Asurkry, *d the ur iuatt o whig he did to cprn tb hdbeeno gaiae ?? for h geatlernuw, on whith W11in o of atfected the ?? to t21 ~e pre hour tuds of the working ...

... alao55.note, se tok to n'es romthe' pearcel; and lfaid gj the onth talewis te 0'.notsmaking together, asp wites thn elive, 21.Whig he bo'terj~dye oilhe she found the four notes -had been iremce, ONta te~ prisoner, ot ceurqs with' her, pormission ha aknthm' ...

... . '1!he Mirrquis 6f Cleetribarde said he Waalotat~~ei- rial in 1847, eand certain, paprers.were 'brougbt before -him. as' Whig to Grapes, Watts, and Thomas. - On the Srd of JPIlyf thelresaie c theother two. A' nii=t ~tf tlhe stateamenal we made and ...

... fllhaddone acme good, but it'left still mr p- be ?? not- given'to the peoipli'chat1 i r -ben 4mandd'fo'tam ev~n by'the-old'whigs. for fii!-1793O Mr, ?? preatfedlced petidtikn or lpirliii lhi mnayreform5- whioh' was ?? nierarn' approach toun' fe suffrage ...

... would 'shortly b6*tran'- is, ~flrred' to thle Al tomnb of' all the Capielett '!-L-thE dolumrAOn're- It. ceptacleof so ;nany 'Whig Abertioas.- (Heatr, hearI.) .:w1 e y, (Mr. 'Gilpini',would' exhort the ifembers of that courlt tp :O. cast aside'their finar ...

... xmladh hud thrfr, in he prisoner, whotreceived a'g Co h ractr n fromri sergeants maenodfec, MINING IN IRnLAND.-The Northern Whig con- PO' gratulates its readers on the success that has attended the tan efforts to restore the iron manufacture in Ireland ...

... on his premises. They might have been whigs or t; but he hoped the court would adopt the language c late Chief Justice Tindal, and say that, in courts of in, those who presided had nothing to do with either ts whi-g radicals, or tories, and he was sure ...

... very strong, and was always opposed to the third party. The third party often gave one vote to a conservative and one to a whig. :The rough committee was founded for the management of the municipal elections. They had interfered with the par- liameatary ...

... Wilkes. They had also a large body of independent liberals. Mr. Wilkes was not more radical than Mr. Raphael; he was rather the Whig candidate in opposition to Mr. Raphael. the radical. Mr. Edwards had formerly acted with them, Knew that no candidate could ...

... been tried before, and also an extremely extended suffroge. What they wanted, in fact, was much more constitutional than tshe whig substitute that they had obtained in 1832. Where, for instance, had they found the 101. suffrage-where had they found the principle ...

... ahim in charge unless he desisted. Defendant then went haway littledistance, and again beat the horse with the handle of the whig. Thinking that such a cruel person ought to be punis ed, he informed the society of the trans- . action, and the present summons ...