... publication of book called Friends of Bohemia.** The author Mr. Wbitty, late a London journalist, and now editor of the Northern Whig.” It professedly a novel, but really a scries of satiric sketches of mea about town, and the artist has certainly dipped his ...

... at an average but still they on—not doing tinder the Tories the work of that party—not doing under the Whigs the work of that party —but under Whigs and Tories in succession—alike doing the business of the country. It may interest us politicians to find ...

... directness ot the fconrse COLLARD’S PLAKOFORTES, TNOR SALE, or HIRE, J. MURPHY’S Warerooros, 16 and Pembroke street. The Northern Whig*’ says We understand that Mr. Moore, Ball) money, engaged in the flour milling tiade, has stopped payment. His liabilities ...

... employed at Clonmel by one of the most ardent supporters of Repeal agitation, who has now become prominent champion of the Whigs—assuming that we arc compelled to elect members serve in the British Parliament (which has late been very doubtful benefit) ...

... employed at Clonmel one of the most ardent supporters of Repeal agitation, who has now become a prominent champion of the Whigs—assuming that we arc compelled to elect members to serve in the British Parliament (which has late been a very doubtful hcncHt) ...

... liveliest of brunettes. Lady Mary , far superior to any political dodge ever conceived the Premier or executed the Whig whipper-in. Another Whig lady of eminent dignity is Lady Clarendon. She docs not give parlies frequently, but she presides at reception ...

... seem are threatened even in this town. lam desirous of recurring to those old English and triennial parliaments of which the Whigs deprived us. I shall withhold support from every ministry which will not originate some great measure to ameliorate the condition ...

... Parliament, 1 must tell you, the first place, that I party roan, as that phrase commonly understood totally unconnected with either Whig Tory. My great object to advance the Interests, and redress the grievances Ireland, and all conduct will be, was before, directed ...

... open to all the world. Several changes have recently occurred amongst the editors of the Bellost newspapers. Mr. Godkin of the Whig,” who was the special correspondent the “Daily News” the Crimea, has left, for it is rumoured, similar position in America ...

... stroke Its degradation, and ratified the ascendancy of the Board of Control. At the head of .that board is a subaltern of the Whigs, man who no Premier would have ventured to have made Home Secretary, but who has been permitted in India to run riot innovation ...