... Lower SackvilU street John Julian, 52, Ijower SachviUe-street, Dublin, and Parsons/oirn John Alexander Drought, the Owner, Whig shot otigh, Purscnslouu Messrs. Fletcher and Co., 6, Foster place W. Littledale, 9, Upper Ormond-quay Messrs. R. A. ft S. Walker ...

... Admiral, it is true, did not speak with the voice of one having authority, but in Gloucester, one of ri the strongholds of the Whigs, represented by a I l member of the government, it is not likely that such language would be uttered without a fore- knowledge ...

... betrayed” the Whigs who, they think, tools of then; when suited their purpose, but cast them aside when they desired to ride into popularity on a Protestant reaction. Accordingly, they consider Lord Palmerston the chief lor the time being of the Whigs, and believe ...

... se ? His opinions on anything but the bset pattern for waistcoat, or the sauce for partridge, were not worth anything. The Whig chiefs thooght to make use of him, bat had no fseliog to unite with them, or to any others who took part in the business of ...

... famed for the profligacy of its men, and the insanity of its women, lie continues to do the dirty work extraordinary of the Whigs, while his clever brother kicks his wife and children out of their home on a pittance insufficient to keep life and soul together ...

... betrayed” tb* Whigs, who, they think, made tools of thsm when it soiled their purpose, hot cast them aside when they desired rido into popularity oo Protestant reaction. Accordingly, they consider Lord Palmerston tbe chief for the time being of tb# Whigs, and ...

... may tow discharged ? The Barrister—Oh, ef course. The criminal bnsineae then terminated, and tbe court adjourned. —Northern Whig. What will the Sr. Babeaeai Cask Lead to?—A correspondent the Globe, signing himself An Anglictn Ltymen, writee follows:—“ ...

... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorised by precedent. It was added that the great ladies of the Conservative ...

... successfully performed. A soldier was firing a rusty pistol in Smithfield, when it burst and dreadfuUy shattered his Northern. Whig. Father Mathew— A letter has been written and sent to the Times by member of the family of Father Mathew, refuting the calumny ...

... Admiral, it is true, did not speak with the voice of one having authority, hut in Gloucester, one o' the strongholds of the Whigs, represented member of the government, it ia not likely that such language would uttered without foreknowledge of the intentions ...

... had occasion to notice, is c mmander this fine vessel, which, understand, is the property of David Grainger, E'.q. —Sor them Whig. ...

... the Duke of Wellington himself, that the Men making this reqeeat first originated. Tha young Queen shocked I'; it was, the Whigs told her, exorbitant pretension, uturly unauthorised precedent. It wee added that the greet of the Conserve ive party bad spoken ...