... eral, should it become « for the office of Solicitor-General, which man now holds, there will be several pftrh*' among the Whig lawyers who have seats * (,j ment. We should be inclined to the , Mr. Martin, the representative for 1 . be the successful ...

... of Randeliltown, county of Meath, and a by I ?r. connexion of Sir Williami's, had commen~ced. a canl laid he vass among the Whigs of Drogheda.. star )Is CASE or THE LORD MxYro. - in the Court of day . Queen's Bench on Monday there was again a dif. to I ...

... 'of Randelstown,couint~yofMeath, and a by 'dae~r 'connexi~oh of Sir Willmm, had commenced a can.I la' ithe ~s azi aoig the 'Whigs of ]Jrogheda. ?? 'Cut'o Cnpa CASEOF'TRi L~M 'MxrAi. - In t Cuto;da~ ?? onf Monday there' was again ai-to 'ference amongst ...

... the peerage, which will cause a va- cancy in the representation of Drogheda. A Dundalk paper mention&as a candidate on the, Whig interest x Mr._ Meredyth, of Ranellestown, county Meath, and a connection of Sir William's. The Freeman's /owr* (^announces ...

... theatre was taken on Wednes- wal Dyday night; for the benefit of. the wife and family of ~I a John J. Fussell, one of the 'Whig victims of 1848, var an- who is still suffering imprisonment in Totbill-fields whij le House of. Correction, and. from the ...

... le theatre was taken on W.dsnes- ery day night for the benefit of the wife and. family of ad- John J. Fdssell, one of the 'Whig victiris'of :1848, on- who is still suffering imprisonment in Totbill-fields ies House of Correctioln, an'd from-the numerous-'at- ...

... boy calling Mealy for witsae% the ilia made their of nit brutal wow been Pie le the pollee, a blies who h Wig aide le diet Whig does Ode& Dons at sus Sam Iracaoalaz drattow.—Os Tends, wiering se hived held at the Hobo lad, so view Or the body of Dew- ...

... THE NEW iNTASION. The French they are coming—Oh ho! Oh hoi A pretty mtm the Whigs have made us I nothing turn them out We shall have the French Invade -Ere we know what war* about . , Long, they say, they've wisheditoiaeet open equal fight; ' When they ...

... Randelstbwn, county of Meath, an laidy or] *r. connexion of Sir' William's, had coimmenced a can ltaidio he vase among the Whigs of Drogheada. a2 CAsx ox Tna LORD MxYroa.- .In the' Court of day di ueea's Bench on Monday there was again a dif- to thi ference ...

... toestrengthenl the Tiories, with the view of fuil-. Ofing back upon atem, rather thxn upon the popular party, he in the event of Whig weakneee ; but to men who give you credit for judgment and discretion, the edsee will be at g- leaet suspicious, inasttuch ...

... little theatre 'was taken o6nWednes- cry day night for the benefit of the wife and family of ad- John J. Fussell, one of the Whig victims of 1848, on who is still suffering imprisonment in Tothill-mields ies House of Correction, and from the numerous at- ...

... strengthen the lories, with the vie* of fall. * of ing back upon thes, rather thsn upen the popular party, %he i the event of Whig weakness; but to men who give you credit for judgment and discretion, the case will be at ig- least euspicious, inashauch as ...