... look across to Ireland, where Mr. Stannus, the discharged agent of the Hertford estate, has got a verdict against the aor/hern Whig for accusing hint of tyrannical management. Instead, however, of getting the xo,oool. which he claimed, he has only got ...

... awrded fthe plaintiff 51.. The Herald had ceopied the report from a local pajer+.bat hid issued a placard: headed A Drasiken, Whig The village of Greaghhafariame. in county RoscoGnmon, was the. soee of, t sliokin dom~ti Ingedy-. ?? iiight.,- i farmer and ...

... ITHE POLITIAL INQUISITION IN IRELAND* The Northern Whig, in reference to the examination of the Belfast prisoners, charged with belonging to secret societies, ?? our Police-court to day (Wednes- day) a conversation took place between Mr. John Bee, solicitor ...

... sd'by oefo~dztsviuaji ea~ffnst opexdng tie~mu stenima on a SJnndaai. -y Tsiu; EAsT 3NOBw'OI co~ntest has besnt as -ri~ftd 'Whig candirat;3 .-6t~ted Sir FsStrad b9. 'git d ...

... keep their pet ball on the eternal hop, careless who are the strikers. And, last and least, conie the miserable and degraded Whigs, deluding themselves that they, poor devils! will be sure and sole gainers of a victory woa by such forces! And what has all ...

... Fergusson, was a Whig, and nothing more. His voting occasionally with the ministry of Lord Derby might be attributable to the popular character oh the measures proposed by it; but, never- theless, Sir Robert was unifoemly the supporter of every Whig Government ...

... THE ARRESTS IN BELFAST.' The Worthers Daily Whig does not contain any new facts of importance, but the fiowingizoccbsu of six thee have been done browsn br she ereape and non-diseovery of one of the pricpal cosupirators, wvho is supposed to have carried ...

... fact', the whole e~teiimenawa perfectly false. Co. o.Brdtlnbk nod ~porto4of altdarilila't TOWI ch wc1~hglog pi -pglast thie whig golr- uqat gepeer; anaj, i reply to ?? a otherme I tt fhi.it; h.-. then Luck i iid ad fc u terenwas sufficient eve'drqeoe a ...

... election of a new member for Devonport, in the place of Mr. Wilson. The candidates were Mr. Ferrand, Conservative, and Mr. Buller, Whig. The latter was returned by a majority of 75. BrLlouls AFBECTIoNs induced by unusual atmospheric heat, or a too liberal diet ...

... their official existence must come to a close in five or six weeks at the very farthest. With this conviction haunting the Whig Cabinet by~neght and by day, they are already, if we be not misinformed, gong through the unpleasant process of setting their ...

... which he sits. To his many difficulties, to the almost impossible task of keenin, the Irish sections, the New Radicals, the Whigs, the Welsh, and the Little-Englanders in order and in super- ficial amity, there is now added an additional burden. He is to ...

... Irsh membersbf parliamet by D~r. ray d othets, met in! cdimitteelrocam No., 18t House of Comobs, to ' with the inquiiy Thj foU whig -ienmbere of theeonite Nere present : 3r6, Henley (in the :hair), -r. Bright,.Lord Hotbaz, Nri I. Autt, Mr. Macarney, Mr. Keogb ...