... command of the The conduct of all the Constabulary force during these trying times has been all that could be de- sired—Northern Whig. Srortine—The Partridge season commenced on Monday, and a good deal of game has been brought down, Partridge is more plenty ...

... was becoming. grew out of the marked character of the welcome. ment that there was some disturbance ; bat the i — North. ern Whig. ...

... lost to [ndia; but wiea Delhi is taken, and Bengal is pacified, it is very likely they will all be harried off. — Northern Whig. Caceon. —The Rev Edwar! Malhall, for- merl Vice Pres'dent of Carlow Col ege, die tin Montreal on the ult. There were few, ...

... degradation, and rati+ 1854 put a finishin At the fied the ascendaney of the of Control. head of that boart is a subiltern of the Whigs, a man whom no Premier would have venture! to mike Hone Seeretary, but who has bheen-permitied in India to ru riot in innovation ...

... reported him to the Police Committee, and knew about that expression till L saw it the other day in your paper, the Northern Whig. vir Rae -Is true that he was lying drun on his back in the sacred recincts of the police office, ink-~'to Hell with the Mr ...

... rigmarole which is spoken before the worthy Commissioners, the report of which averages about seventeen columns of the Northern Whig at each issue of that journal, would have had its effect and nauseated all parties with the fooleries they have been so duously ...

... occasioned by the removal to the line of Messrs. Harding, Westropp, and Murphy. AMERICAN OPINIONS ON INDIA. (PROM THE RICHMOND WHIG). The uestion has been asked, will England be able to put d own this insurrection ? We ask, in turn, why | not ? She is the ...

... objected to the question. Mr. Rea might | ask what candidate he voted for. Mr. Rea—No harm to.bea To ry ; better than to bea Whig, sometimes. Mr. Lynch—Did you vote for Mr. Cairns ? Witness—I did, and for Mr. Davison, To Mr. Réa—I heard that the Town Clerk ...

... and’ it {s currently rumoured that she will be in the trabsport service as well as the overnment has made inguiries.—Northern Whig. Euzine, expected here to-morrow with the malls from the The Count of Limeric' Militia have the route Peninsular porte. for ...

... to the Government. The Irish Roman Catholic placc-huntcrs will turn this capital to good RCCount. Not cvett the most Liberal Whig, if a Protestant, though a merely nominal one, will have the least chance of government appointment this country till the Indian ...

... saw it the other day in your paper, the reinforcement she carries. It is not at ail improbable | names | don't know. Northern Whig. now that an attack will te made by the insurgents upon lr Rae -Is not that true that he was lying drunk on this place—indeed ...