... party. But he had said sufficient to give the hint that the Whigs intended to shelve it. (Laeghter.) Mr. Money, the Vice Chair. man of the House of and a Whig, ho'ding office under the Whig government, had opposed it in the house. Let them mark his words ...

... favour of the Government Reform Bills. The absence of the lead!lig members of the Whig party gave rise to a suspicion, which was expressed by Mr. 111-‘ren, that the Whigs were not favourable to Reform. This stung the Lord Advoate, whose reply was received ...

... perstoratee at 1= The mod, Mr. H. lasese, Nisei es *meths ea the grounds that wee se WSW* essersok sod the sowed= of the whole gee Whig the iisfesdest was sot Welly lath • parties. view at the one the hosed kesogb expressed his regret that he could est karst ...

... and of the consequent sufferings of cattle. Prices have not been so high for 20 years in every Irish market, The Northern Whig say s : — For the last 20 years fodder has not brought such enormous prices at it at 'present brings in every Irish market ...

... eitiseliew mho to wend bdsi **Ned Se see SW OW a soil Iwe • bawl bit the time et the will maimed belfwesur sui r will be fee wary Whig Wish die Saar may be NJ. lift*, melt is newt, WI es may a limited Ow, is ransom** MaltTido* MR Weer is es* to IWO* is ear part ...

... palsies. Malik* dist rink sad NU at Ulnae PAW tab pm ataaar redid a Ma per = vary ss. IL pm qr. dam ON =reats - new In wow S a Whig pa UAL eat wiry In& SATURDAY, OCT. 18, 1860. 'AN CATTLE MARKET. Ocr. 11.—Tbeee was a melaala sandy of most Wads of meat at ...

... Illibesa. LA., Trinity College, L,AWN A 163 with mailmen &award,lLA. rit. John's eleautersitiro. Ihndowda Woldwr. M.A., King % Whig% la Oho Magdalen* London. Bull ? Avow* Trinity Candgo, to de. aim, to. Bs. George and Demsebely, dim MAW. Dodd, Bow. T. L. ...

... se ae. ltsowlalgad that it was caught at to give in, it stiU continued its pith* weaker as it proceeded, and at last, ails, Whig dm* half a mile, and being then very work. the workmen Si in attempting to get over a hedge. hlr. (howl at throat cut, and ...

... been stride( and wearowl Bishop of Detritus. wee esthresed I. the 'Much of his dhow ea Irliw ha, anew and other mole&Sisal Awn Whig moot The Bishop of Durham has sloe Womble 'shows at hie di4povil, iodating adds la the estbear4, with a fourth mowed by Aet ...

... meeting, Die result of which will, in a great measure, decide the fate of the election. CRIME AND REVIVALISM.—The Northern Whig declares the statement that the recent revivals have diminished crime to be completely false; and, in proof, quotes the number ...

... attended the meeting, tte result of which will, in a great measure, decide the fate of the election. AND REVIVALIAL—TIIO Northern Whig declares the statement that the recent revivals have diminished crime to be completely false ; and, in proof, quotes the ...

... Cambridge, to Mitt Om& P.C., Are. Jobs AL May Hall, Olio Mutoc vol. W Ras. Hoary, MA., Chiba Church, Oxford, to a *sow is Whig Chsoolt of incur. WA. College, Cam- (IL Nadrarilak an Honorary is Catholval Clow& of Cksitsr. W Rev. Willis* lbw. LA. Pembroke ...