... TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir—This monster evil, instead of diminishing, is as brisk as ever, if not on the increase few days since, pale and sickly man, with three small children at his side, inquired what distance I reckoned it from this town ...

... INSTIGATION TO OUTRAGE.' The following letter has appeared in the Northern Whig. It was written, a* the context will show, in rep> to column of abure which had previously appeared in the Whig directed against an article published in the last Nation— in which ...

... hustings as merely between them and a Whig. The farce and insult of a Priest prosecution abandoned—a prosecution instituted, and bequeathed to them, by the Whigs ; the grant to our National Gallery—refused by the Whigs ; the appointment and equality of Catholic ...

... hustings as merely between them and a Whig. The farce and insult of Priest prosecution abandoned—a prosecution instituted, and bequeathed to them, by the Whigs ; the grant to our National Gallery—refused by the Whigs ; the appointment and equality of Catholic ...

... defence of obscene exhibitions and immoral books, which, however, the police have authority to suppress, dut the assertion of the Whig is not true. Many will b- offended and insulted who choose to keep away. Thousands who will not as much as came into the -freet ...

... electors shall unite in asking for vote. Tbrse candidates are now in the field for Banbury, Mr Hardy, Conservative; Pigott, Whig; and Mr Samuelson, an iron founder of (he town, Radical. ...

... fund for the relief of the deported paupers.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, P. M'Bhidk. find the following in the Northern Whig of Tues- DEPORTATION PAUPERS PROM ENGLAND. —A DISGRACEFUL CASE ...

... the electors shall unite asking for vote. Three candidates are now in tbe field for Banbury, Mr Hardy, Conservative; Pigolt, Whig; and Mr Samnelson, an iron founder tbe town, Radical. LOUD NAAS. The Daily Newt »ay« it ii reported that Lord Naaa is The returns ...

... electoral system, is necessarily in a great degree under the control of the House of Peers. Any bill, then, emanating from the Whig or Tory sections will be found inadequate to the enlarged and now necessary demands of the country, for neither Lord Derby' ...

... such there he —as applicable to himself ; and to our great surprise asserts that he recognises himself in the picture of a Whig Priest.” He informs us that this letter of his is in reply to our attack uj>on him and his sermon lately delivered. He says ...

... the Whigs to power in the year 1846. thought then, and think still, that the Repeal party ought to have kept itself aloof from connection with any English party. Others thought differently and were prepared to give a qualified adhesion to the Whigs in ...

... of O’Connell. ENCORE MY SERMON.” The author of “My Sermon” has been sorry work during the past week. Going about amongst the Whig journals—driven from the doors of some, and succeeding with a few others—obtaining, on false pretences, inscr« tion for a letter ...