... health has been completely restored. He still retains, however, sad proofs of the murderous assault which he survived.—Korthem Whig. have heard that the newlyappointed Lord Lieutenant of the county of Londonderry, Mr Ache«on Lyle, his son, and son-in-law ...

... a comprehensive extension of the represetative system. This document, and the language of the deputation, elicited from the Whig chief an avowal that, in his belief, a strong feeling exists throughout the country in favour of refoi m, and added that it ...

... mercantile interests; Mr. S. M. Greer, who will have the Liberal suffrages; and Mr. George Skipton, who comes up as a moderate Whig, and ho, if lie persist, wfll, is supposed by some here, divide the liberal votes with Sir. Greer, and probably secure the ...

... paid for prospectively. Was any thing ever heard like this Here Whig protection for all the sacrifices you have heretofore made in voting for the 44 Liberal'' candidates support the Whigs Mr. Cardwell reported to have made use this expression with reference ...

... shafting, gearing, and copper piping, was offered ill lots, and sold at varying prices. The sale will be continued this day. Whig. Among the hostile parties now contending in Africa there are three Sabbaths celebrated in each week. The Sabbath the Moors ...

... engage. But Irish gentlemen feel that are great principle* that cannot abandoned, and that, whatever the shortcomings of tho Whigs a party, they cannot sacrifice principle to punish them, or to exalt their opponents. ...

... city of LondonKrry. The deceased baronet Wad attained his Goth year, and was a lieutenant of the county. ii'hi tlie Northern Whig of yesterday.) By private telegram, yesterday evening, were made aware the death of .Sir Robert A. Ferguson Bart., who for ...

... unable lie had the fortune tu relate ! with the late Lord *« anil through that , connexion wormed hi* way into the favour the Whig party. euerablc nobleman, who*.; ' wisdom carried great weight the council* of the ptrt\, was the pat ton tin* per*, bustling ...

... Black is something more than a Whig. Not so advanced the men of the Manchester party, he yet progressive most questions, though the (Irant is not among his favourites. It was supposed the representative of the old Whig city would gladly support such a ...

... who has scandali/ed everybody here, aud has singularly the national conceit. There is not one, even to the most radical the Whigs,who are not ashamed to see their hero compared by British to a filibuster like Walker. Let return now to our policy of non ...

... affairs, that a system of jobbery and pasty exclusiveness, such as could not for one day be tolerated here, is carried out by the Whig officials in bvery department of the Irish Government. Merit signifies nothing, talent is worthless, fitness is of no avail ...

... encourragcd and sanctioned by the Whig ministry. At such a time, as the Bishop of Birmingham remarks, 44 nothing but fixed principles and vigorous, decided action will serve them. Are not those who supported the Whig ministry morally accountable for the ...