... killjoy eleven of the enemy with his own hand in the min breach of the 13egum Itaith, at Lucknow, the litho( March 1858. THE WHIG AMOUNT or Itgroam. I. 1852 we propoud a reduction to E 5 in the for burghs, and to ElO the *motion. 1 still remain of opinion ...

... requisites of justice have been violated in their case, and the mede of treating them reminds him of Austrian tyranny. The Northern Whig supplies some information touchit rpirators :—— the legal proceedings at Belfast against the alleged “The ing into the case ...

... of their own thickness of sight. There is a great deal of old- womanism now amongst many who were smart Radicals and dapper Whigs five-and-twenty years ago. Far be it from us to say, however, that the contend for is a careful discrimination between the ...

... which Im did not oome oat overwell. Hi* evidence direct against of the prisoners, but it is not quite coherent. Prihohckh.—Th« Whig of Friday evening RU|.piitn same infannation touclimg legal Beirut ogainot alleged couaiiiraton. Tlie ni'iuiry into the caeo ...

... the Reform Bill, because did not think that the aristocratic element principle was sufficiently developed the class whom the Whig* proposed to give the suffrage. arc happy find that in this were mistaken; and not only so, but to believe that education and ...

... gawks Cyres, have an the is ee liberality of Wand Mrs ps , who are pr dart sappily least rid woo no am, parish poor ea OM er Whig proviso* bad a hid down at tiwir barn phalatina It is plain to record nab the Ovations at powerty. ST Jim's DAY.—Tbi body of ...

... To show the of it—suppose, two members being to be returned, that Av acd ‘ory candidates, and have 40 supporters, and C. the Whig candilate, whe bas $0 supporters, The 40 voters ve 3 votes each—120 altogether — ...

... of the Dean of Faculty, characterized the Dean’s statements mere generalities, implying that the Tories should out and the Whigs go in ; and abstaining from showing any, reason why the 40s. freehold movement should not introduced into Scotland.—Mr James ...

... ender rect.', similar circumstancn to thme which had taken plasm. The home woe earthed, bat we believe no dommenta of soy were Whig. —We have jam horned that a number of have been made by the eonetabelery, at Bitannoebridge, el connected with • Clash tie ...

... wamot, charged with biting off the son Peter Clerk, • tea days previeualy. in Reeds. It ensue that Fttapatrkrk, the 'reseal Whig arrived after • loam toyago from the k an, bad got drank, mid altar dark had searrelled with Clert. la the straggle ape the ...

... Jama* Fox. for the snecessof certain war. during These prin-ipl-s were *« m.m the liberties of th. wa , p :l nt, f.r which, as Whig, be against the encroachments of tie ari-t .cracy I , ia,. i „ and refuse to comply with it, and the crown. Dot this principle ...

... it This rdection was quite saddest, sad I commenced the chroolele of her truly Innocent cogitations forthwith. It began with Whig the dz of the mouth on which I had presented the gift a stated, prettily, the plan of I had suggested. The very Ara isessersadua ...