... and returned to Glasgow in the evening. Reported Outrage in thb Glenveagh Dis- ?? Londonderry correspondent of the Northern Whig says:— There is a report here that there has been a further outrage in the Glenveagb district. It was stated in this city ...

... forthwith repeated upon that eminent statesman and his Government, course of uncompromising opposition that he had visited upon the Whig party when he seceded from it, and he pursued the same obstructive and em- barrassing tactics, and in any sort of company, ...

... Mastershi in Chancery, Mr. Coulson succeeded to mach of his and was iathe receipt of a very hand- Home Office appointment to Mr. Whig Minister good j who it, jadgment to ably satisfactorily up to his death. He had the confidence of men of all parties in their ...

... took place between and 1 o'clock, and I j the numbers were—Stephen, Abdoolah, men: for three years. *rv«a» A Descbitoox—The Whigs are the Wj | politics. Regarding themselves as a chosen leges are inherited birth, not conceded They «ek no convert, among ...

... members of Par- liament who, on this gave careless votes, and vague liberal bd Conservative or for themselves. Let clerical Whig or stand that in their in the anion of Charch ia a The right who was listened to with attention, sat down amid general Mr. ...

... through his back, and struck bedstead in front. Horrible Outrage Ireland.—Dublin, January 7. following is from the Northern Whig of to-day :— One of the most appalling murders that ever filled the annals of crime in Ireland, has been perpetrated. Two ...

... -never again bave such another outrage on our civilisation as tbe miserable death this wretched victim to regulation.—ivortJiern Whig. ...

... again have auch another outrage oo our civilisation aa tbe miserable death of this wretched victim to regulation. -Northern Whig. DspoeiTOßT ros Wills or Living- Pb_so_s — By a recent regulation, sanctioned by tbe judge of the Court of Probate, tbe wills ...

... the constituency of Marvlebone alone. Again, with regard to tbe redistribution of seats, bill which placed several of the old Whig borough constituencies with or voters in the same category with the Tower Hamlets aud Marylebone could not with any propriety ...

... look for the returns of enumerators as we do for the declaration of the_Mayor on the day after a tremendous contest between Whig and Tory. The recent Census happened to place Cincinnati 2,119 below St Louis on the great national poll. Its citizens protested ...

... of the House of Commons—had now uprear-d mos a great party, an { was waiting fora fitting opportunity prin to overthrow the Whig Government, and to assume the come (4 In all this, the con- mai place of power on their retirement. currence of the Duke greatly ...

... to the present Government. long seen that the separation between those mem- bers of the aristocracy, who represent the old Whig party and the representatives of the manufacturing towns who reall represent the democrac was only a question o ime The Radicals ...