... 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 ...

... larger than the d, developed organ of the central governing body of tile Liicralns. AMaiy a time has the proprietor of the Whig, now no more, been asked was he not going to publish daily, and his reply invariably wvas, Do you think I want to put down ...

... 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 ...

... more fitting occasions, m ake no secret of their hopes to re-enact the part played by PinT in 1784, with regard to ano- ther Whig India Bill, andc with the same success. At the Leadenh1all-street meetings lately, an assemlblagre representing no insigitificastt ...

... size and merits, the cheapest daily paper in Ulster. We do not wish to say any- thing as to the appearance of the Northern Whig in its new form, further than to ask our readers to. compare it with the Be Vast News-Lelter. In every respect we claim the ...

... applause.] Mr. Edmonds then proceeded tol read the fellowing letter, which he said had been addressed to him by ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? Whigs almost- by Mr. Bright~ Roebdale, February 1, 18i8a. . lMly dear Sir,-Although iam unable to be upon your platform to-morrow ...

... Mr. BRIGHT bears testimony to the rational spirit in which the question of Parliamentary Reform is now approached. Neither Whigs nor Tories, as lie truly observes, are now afraid of an extension of the franchise; but he evidently would have more faith ...

... regard to it, the more frankly warn you of a danger which I see before us. Twenty-five years ago, the tory party, and the whigs, almost as much so, were greatly afraid of an extension of the suffrage; now, very fowv persons of a ny intelligence, even ...

... with regard to it, thle Inure frankly warn you of a danger I see before uts. Twventy-five yecars ago the Tory llarty, and the Whigs almost as niuch so, were greatly afraid of ais extension of the suffrage: now very few li5r5ofl of anly intelligence, even ...

... peer- age, onl tho death of his father, Earl Spencer. The candi- dates are Colonel Cartwright (Conservative) and Lord Henley (Whig). Ashstonu.nder-Lyne.--The Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson has been elected for this borough, in the rooml of thte late Mr. Charles ...

... proposed would give us such a body. The ~ Company, strange as its constitution may be, is such a body. It ie a corporation neither Whig nor Tory, neither High r Church nor Low Church. It cannot be charged with having been for or against the Catholic Bill, for ...

... punishable accord- 3 ingly. We pause not here to ask is this intrinsically wise, humane, or just in itself. Time was when the . Whigs, as a party, professed to be guided by the en- lightened wisdom of ROMILLY, and when they x never tired of urging the Tory ...