... and Kilmalcolm Ad* vertiser, Port* Glasgow. Courier, Inverness. Evening Post, Dublin. Chronicle, **. ««« Limerick. Northern Whig, Belfast. L’lllustration. Paris. Magazines and Reviews. United Service Journal, London. Art Journal, Bentley’s Miscellany, ...

... into contempt. will admit that Mr was clever, bold, and zealous ; but bis talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of Whig-paid agent, and daring was, in political sense, synonymous with utter contempt cf scruple. Enlightened cynics have ■een engaged ...

... property under marriage settlements. The Act extends to Ireland, but not to Scotland. IRELAND. Infamous Case.—The Belfast Northern Whig reports atrocious case of criminal assaults made upon a young woman the Dundonald Railway station. She called there at night ...

... while holding the office of Postmaster-General but eight Protestants were recipients of bis bounty. The Even- ing Post, the Whig organ, doubts the truth of this state- ment, but remarks that, if even well founded, the objection “comes with a ver; ch bad ...

... will not think better of their chances with Belfast shipowners for the ',resent proceedings of the Belfast beneh.—Nortkera Whig. OF MR CAIRO.— The Established Prey bytery of Glasgow, nn Thursday week, inducted the Rev. Mr Caird, late of Errol, to tho ...

... the the, Wed to amertaitt that. the Watt sad dm& had beta famed op, the poop cable Mated* end that =taloa,* of The weather Whig hmated, eat away the meek horn the sad mile hada, feed. Ukkaatelyn al Mahe Mee le the lae*Mid.. mil Wife but we the 9th. =happily ...

... prodigious airs), and another class expressly chosen to represent its ignorance and nonsense. Instead of the old divisions of Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, landed interest and mercantile interest, we shall have the gentlemen of the great education ...

... immediately told her story to the station-master. and M'Master have been committed for trial, but Kennedy has escaped.—Northern Whig. Death of a Spanish Miser from Starvation.— Extraordinary Case.—Within the last few days much sensation has been created in ...

... Duchess de Nemours. The two Liberal Lord Ellesmere and Fitzwilliam, seemed, by their departure, to bint how the times of early Whig struggles are receding into bis- tory. Lord Amberst’s death reminded us of a differeot old passage in our story of Uhineso ...

... gentkanets..4 tonere or. 1 rultwe, have woad which pray. lord Palmerston to aide.. ulna • plan indicated.. It in not a Tory, a Whig, or • Radical ; an ottisaal, • legal. or • wleenw ; a mdical, a cleriy,l, or whet, Int • doctrinaire eon. • .4 tisdiellonln ...

... - I _believe that in a country _the _public credit of which I rojoico to _think _has _been maintained by _every _Government—Whig and _Tory—there will be means diacovcred by whicli tho effects oE _monetary _panics shall be _obviated , and by which there ...

... was taken to safe quarters where he now awaits his trial. MUTINY ON BOARD AN ARDROSSAN SHIP.- On Monday, says the Northern Whig, the ship Alan Ker, of Belfast, Captain Winter, bound from Ardrossan to Norfolk, Virginia, United States, put into this port ...