... Bex- sain he is a Whig; Mr. W. H. Macan, the foreman, is one of the Radical representatives forthe county ; Sir Percy NucENt, a Roman Catholic; Mr. Turre, a Whig; Hon. Henry a Whig; Mr. Cuarwax, a Whig; and Mr. Jony C. Lyons, a Whig. Thus, ...

... the clergy of this diocess at once to interfere actively and constantly, “by counsel and example,’ to prepare the way for two Whig candidates to con- test the county of Dublin. Such is the avowed object of the Liberal Registry Committee; and every one knows ...

... three groans for something else Rural Lancashire can be lec- tured on industry and improvement without fierce dia- tribes on Whigs and cotton spinners, or exhortations to stand firm agai inst imaginary wrongs. No one is asked to “nail his colours to the ...

... will make it plain that he has not been in the mire, top or bottom, by calling a public meeting of the citizens, of all ams, Whigs, Tories, and Neutrals, to join in common condemnation of a common fraud and grievance. There could be no more popular and useful ...

... art of ingeniously tormenting, surely, has no more accomplished adept than Madame L’Ambassadrice.— Queen CAROLINE, with her Whig re-unions at Brandenburg House, was but a fleabite (under favour, be it spoken) upon the fat side of her illustrious spouse ...

... early in August. There are candidates in the field, but the League are confident of success. The Hon. G. P. O'Callaghan, on the Whig interest, has an- nounced his intention of polling the county to the last man. For James Sapverr.—I have been informed on igorous ...

... The verdict was ent irely un- expected, and was directly at variance with the tenor of the Chief charge to the jury.—Northern Whig, Tt is toMr. Gye (says a letter from Paris) that London is to be indebted for the introduction of Mme. Rist: ori, the great ...

... of the University, whether as teachers or as students. For it is well known that two-thirds of that nobility and gentry are Whigs, and the remaining third moderate Conservatives. Very few, I fear, would be considered politically orthodox by the ‘Irish Priest ...

... ” Mr. WyNNEe, on no other ground than because he goes to church, is an Orangeman ! Mr. Torrennam, of New Ross (as arrant a Whig as ever crossed the threshold of St. an Orangeman!! Mr. Ur- QUHART, we predict, and Mr. MAGAN, and Sir SoMERVILLE, should he ...

... required to return at great expense and inconvenience on a future day for so insignificant a sum, no imagination but that of a Whig arithmetician could conceive. The decree, however, was sealed and bound in red tape. No human judgment, therefore, no censure ...

... of Somers. I have not (says a correspon dent) as yet heard who is likely to fill the vacancy ; but there are seve! ral young Whig noble- men very well qualified to be Lord Somers’s successor. Lord Coke and Lord Suffield are mentioned ; both are young, well- ...

... But had the land- cal: had he been a Protestant instead of an Uitramontane lord in this instance been a Tory instead of a Whig Radi- Roman Catholic; were he a man fearlessly resolved to maintain his own private rights, instead of pretending to hold them ...