... MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE AT SEA. The Northern Whig gives the following particulars of the melancholy cuta-trophe took place Tuesday night* during the voyage oj the steamer Minerva from Liverpool Belfast The farts of the melancholy catastrophe are stated ...

... and Charles Brereton, Esq., elected by the vicar, and IbMessrs. Thomas Whiting, and James Watson, by the parishioners. I : WHIG PERVERSITY.-It will be in the recollection of mostofour readers, that John Blythe Robinson, s Esq., and Thomas Champney, Esq ...

... and, iu the excess of his Conservative zeal, dared to accuse them of unfair dealing towards the Derby Government. Now, when a Whig, Radical, or Liberal-Conservative, is driven such an attack as this, his cause must be very desperate indeed. If man lived ...

... distinguished Senator of Michigan, is the Great Michigander. Governor William H. Seward, the most influential party leader in the Whig ranks, is known as Little Billy, because he had defeated Governor Marcy in New York, by advocating the issue of smaller bills ...

... action by Lord Cranworth for statute revision is much less perfect than that evoked by Justinian, and when we find BO zealous a Whig and so thorough a political partisan as Sir Fortunatus Dwarris, one of the Masters of the Queen's Bench, and whose views, to ...

... farewell address, with a view of refreshing the senate. The debate was then adjourned; but resumed on the 17th, when Mr. Everett (Whig), of Massachusetts, said, that having had the honour not long ago of occupying a position to submit a communication to the ...

... absence of many of your representatives-oi the very men who, on the hustings, pledged themselves to oppose this and every other Whig timeasure. Mr. Spooner brouglht forward his motion on the sub- ject of Maynooth, anid lalthough many of the Irish menm- bers ...

... traitor was a treacherous Whig or a brutal Tory, or whether was a Conservative or a Kadical He cared not (cheers). They would measure men, not by their professions, but their acts (cheers). He cared not whether was a deluding Whig, professing friendship* ...

... years in the face of sink- ing majorities, and against his lordship’s own wishes, for the sole purpose of keeping out the Whigs, whom he re- garded with a feeling of the bitterest aversion. was this feeling rooted in his Majesty’s mind, that when a junction ...

... poiatoa* (Aikla.rad Kidaa )bu barn Muitio oar offioa, raiaad Mr. Oaorga, at Claadaboy, baaatifal raaidaaaa J Daffaria.— Snlktn Whig. Oo Thar Hay ona of tba oeaaieta aaplorad at «hi* pruoaa on Dananara endaa.oarod la a«Mt aa aaaaaa. Ha ran off, bat wa. paraa* ...

... the counsel for the plaintiff, agreed verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, £375. MKLANCHOLY CATASTROPHE AT SEA. We, Northern Whig, regret to have to record a melancholy catastrophe which took place on Tuesday night, in the Irish sea. some miles North of ...

... emphatic appeal to the superintendents of our naval arsenals to assist in working; out the plan honestly. **My Lords,” wrote the Whig Secretary of Admiralty, in 1847, have given sufficient proof, by the surrender of their own patronage, of the sincerity of ...