... uowager Lady Maedonald Lockhart of Lee. of Be If. » ' Antrim » on the 11th instant, Mr F. D. Finlay for ' P r .°P the Northern Whig. Mr Finlay was of the consistent and fearless upUde, ouiek P, n ' the north of Ireland - He * * man of „f d active intellect ...

... into his programme, but Lord John evaded the point in the Guildhall as much as possible. His Lordship, however, is a genuine Whig in his policy, and will act contrary to all his antecedents if he does not adopt the ballot as soon he sees the time has arrived ...

... young nobleman, and a Tory nominee. I no mau's nominee—( Oh oh,' and cheers)-and lam not a Tory. (Laughter and cheers.) The Whig and Tory parties have been declared longer exist. I belong to party, and never will I found promising and pledging myself support ...

... himself in foreign investments ; he sits in the Stocks of alt mankind, a joke and a spectacle for tbe nations.— Northern Whig. A Merchant Captain Convicted of Cruelty.—At tn Boston Quarter Sessions Tuesday, George Wright, cap tain ofthe brig Stanley ...

... ask him to stand against his friend Mr Cowan ; and this evening the Independent Committee will meet to hear the answer of the Whig Committee, which it said is a simple declinature to consider the claims of any candidate but Black. Amidst all this strife ...

... each characterised by some absurd and most mischievous blunder, leading to no end of litigation, in which we are sure to see Whig Sheriffs deciding one way aud Tory Sheriffs auother, and the former endeavouring to prove that, notwithstanding the undoubted ...

... Rothschild interest, which is great among commercial men, and as there are always people in every community who hold with the Whig leader, and are prepared to support him, I shall be surprised indeed if the Ministerialists succeed in kicking him out, ...

... affair about the lunatic paupers had been greatly exaggerated, and this would seen if the affair were sifted to the bottom. The Whigs had a lovely way of trying to get additional taxes upon the people—(hear, hear)—and he believed that this bill bad been got ...

... distinguish between the chief of the Government and of the opposition as to home policy. Which is the Tory and which is the Whig And the answer to this question, when put by good, easy, gaping Mr Bull, may be very much in the celebrated words of the showman ...

... no great admirer of Hugh Miller's mode of writing ; it was too outspoken and independent tor the conventialities alike timid Whig politics and clerical conservatism. Mr Fox Maule, indeed, during the discussion on the Sites question in the House of Commons ...

... about the lunatic paupers had been greatly exaggerated, and this would be seen if the affair were sifted to the bottom. The Whigs had a lovely way of trying to get additional taxes upon the people—(hear, hear) —and he believed that this bill had been got ...

... on private enterprises. Of fugitives into Calcutta, crowds were colonists, utterly unconnected with the services.—Northern Whig. Colonel Frasor, whose appointment as Chief Commissionerof Agra, is just communicated, belongs to Inverness-shire. If the rumour ...