... ANNOTTNCI the Budden death' of Lord Taunton, at his town on Tuesday. The noble. lord, as Mr. Labonehere, held office in several Whig Adatinistratioss. PEARLS Fito,4 AIISTRALtA. FiTe beautitul found g the newly , discovered fisheries in We•tern Australia have ...

... tbe be, conveyed in the l'intthP..se Holpitel when his Injuries throws, a childssa,thees,, Thom= *du. coasidered it , vemy Whig, °°• l a were attenile4 to, Mb. 4 czniidered to.be ins forts on Wednesday evening. e tenth ud Pacley was bound tolamactitelfeease ...

... Montreal from It. DM% state that he is in a very poor Pi* 4 hOttr, doubts whether he will era 1141 - AO Paris, where he is now 'Whig.. hit tVer sufficiently to be able to Wad, lit kite the autumn in Canada the whiter hi AI DR. Commas), of NA refused to recognise ...

... both neck and temper. A question has been asked in Parliament in reference to the natter, and officialism—the same, whether Whig or Tory—has replied that the best is being done for the men under the proeent circumstances.. The complaint made appears to ...

... hearing of the case it was clearly proved that she was perfectly sober at the time in question. A CORRESPONDENT of the Northern Whig, who attended service in one of the churches of Belfast on Sunday, states that the portion of the service usually devoted to ...

... still monopolise; and right enough they are, for in no other country an they made fit to be seen. AN INFORMANT of the Northern Whig, who attended service in one of the churches of Behest on Sunday last, states that the portion of the service usually devoted ...

... treoneadous blow on the head from one of the Belgians. While the fight was furiously raging, Constable Dives stepped in, and Whig with his countrymen, coolly drew his truncheon, before the invading party, who made a furious onslaught on him, could over- ...

... Sir Robert, highly indignant at the paltry reductions so pertinaciously moved in official salaries, and belonging to that old Whig party whose creed was that there was a class which should never be subject to vulgar discussion and popular opinion, was very ...

... severance of the link which united the world with the only Premier who (40 successfully retained the full sympathies of both Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative. people 1320031110101 seems to be a part of their natural organisation. To be generous in ...

... lie was called up by writ to the House of Lords to please his father, the duke, who, having held office continually when the Whigs wore in power, was left out of the last-made Cabinet. Mr. Childers occupies the Duke of Somerset's place at the Admiralty. ...

... is one of a family of wealthy Liverpool merchants, established in that city for nearly a hundred years, leaders of the old Whig anti-slavery party, and in that capacity bitter opponents of the father of Mr. Gladstone, and supporters of Harry Brougham ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SCENE. The following story is told by the Newry oorrespondent of the Nuethern Whig :— An affair of a serious and alarming character took place on Monday night at about twelve o'clock. The origin is involved up to the present time in obscurity ...