... ?? suha man as e -the Marquis of Clanriarde for a colleague, Tur ,~and seizes every opportunity of buynth Dftt rsupport of Whig families byfngglurtv Awl e appointments into the ?? e 6members. As regards IndiainprcurEs wve view 'with unmixed alar ?? L- ...

... .kiiwli~g r'tldg :alioA It ly; i le, ies,. in m 'Gornoi- ?? Sc6oia#' rst solely on the strength of party eivices 'and t ad Whig connections. We have a head respon- e- sibleforamilitary appointmentg; yet a Minister dl of War's fit: thought. in the very ...

... it1 hut wan a, QC. when he weas raised to the bench. He wees oye inlsol a privy couincillor in 15515. The deceasedt wae a Whig B ent adsomething more, and wan a otauuche enpporter of the uld Governement during the short period ho was in Pariiamecnt ...

... (eS ?? been an election duel at Limerick. A placard bu aewas posted through the borough reffecting upon Mr. Gr Bali as a,1 Whig hack, a stranger, 'and some n e a other-undeniable charges were likewise sat forth in wli plain and, uncomplimentary terms ...

... there hadt Inearly been an election duel at Lismerick. A placard awas posted through the borough rellecting upon Mir. Balas a Whig hack, a strangers- 'asid some r other undeniable charges ivere likewise set forth in Xanand uncom limustar teirus. 'lthe ...

... to a' House of Com- mons nearly every single member of which has been chosen, not for his knowledge of India, but for his Whig politics, or his Tory iolitics, or his acres, or his railway influence, r r his boroughoharities, orhis hustingsoratory, o ...

... remarkable that ho had been in good health previously, no complaint to the contrary having been made by him.-Belf44 .Worekem Whig. THE GREAT GOLD ROBlEr.Y.-TRE QUEEN t. PIERCE AND OTHERS, IN RB FANNY KAY.-In this case, which was tried at the Central Crinmal ...

... remarkable that he had ry been in good health.previously, no complaint to to the contrary havi ng been made by ?? Lot 'Northern Whig.. I . DEATH OF LEwIN MozaxY, ESQ.-Iu our ist obituary will be found recorded the death of our ia- highly. respected townsman ...

... now remember'said.lie,., 'thatJ, saw'-a persola on my .right -in the'oonitsketchbig, and thai# must be the IOns.' ' Afterkve~whig the sketch of Wilpehf for somue time-'he turne'd fhej pead hiseyatoe caught the' sketch of the office of Mr. Little. Hfe ;became ...

... States, or v hae ebllo like Canada, or a Kaffir war t in, like that at thme Cape. He was at Present a consti- nit tutional Whig, but he had -promised to support the iyReform. Bill, the object of that measure he undor- d iy stood,-being to increase the ...

... the head of so large an array of fol- Gr lowers. Although the Conservatives may be exposed to the risk of defeat whenever the Whig, Peelite, 00 Liberal, and Radical forces coalesce, circumstances Sam at present render such strict union improbable, if if ...

... paeinfsl said disagreeable investigition. Tans Mcssrsrivy -T'1. B.'S1 The following Is a list- of the Admninistratins, W,,hig anid Tory, which have held office in England since the year 1830, with the dates of their installa. tion nud dissolution, ...