... DRUNKiNNFBB. Head-constable M'Carron charged Jane Millar, for Whig drank and disorderly on the streets of Lnrgan. Defendant whose is a girl of the town, has been brought up fur the sth time during the last 12 months by the head, which makes defendant ...

... organisation in Bel'ast is too perfeet to allow •of a surprise, much less a defeat Mr Latt)on's election is certain, and the Whigs would slier, much more wisdom, keeping quiet and not at% tempting to disturb the peace of the town, by a contest, when that ...

... dead goal re oar sail. h icor owe. We white the his.., Dual for that wee ;tad Awl write. through IMP isms ea rem IN A dose Whig due II mesa P A A.N be. bier gad he to red ...

... appointment of Ilr. Ilerrieen pdrtian of the Liverpool school, as l'hansellor of the Eschequer, had estaaeged • motion the Whigs. who wished see Akkeep et the Trumpery. I tomemic alMslioweadded is hisdhemee of mind and when swot ral of his e4l.sgw threstesul ...

... morning, in the townof the friends of religion throughout the land of Tullnacross, a few miles from this three kingdoms, and the Whig administra- I town. From what we could learn, we tion that dared to propose such a measure understand some persons were drinking ...

... & CLOTHING COMPANY ISVITS ATTIMTIOII TIMIS NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Nuttrawly lot the mina &two, IN YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CIAYTHINU, Whig 11914. rim aryl Special attention is pail tie HOW CLOTHING DZPARTIIINT, Adak is supplied .it IND* Goods. Hate sad Calm Haan ...

... sworn idliclavita. He (Mr. Rea) regretted to mg that Mr. Attorney-Oensmill Fltsgerald was period the diathermia( nest of the Whig Is !rebind— (laughter) and that his dation racily eamiderably him as a °Metal. If he (Mr. Kea) brought down the 1t Mem John ...

... ne Uwe. Doses. In No to Pit or p ores Wretence whetr.ren et in Hon Mu um 10 till S o'oleek, whin pion to Dom .nerd d intro Whig slisrlant. *IOTOZIA RALL. IBILIP•ST TRI ROYAL DIORAMA OF BOOTLAND ...

... of a young Whig lord in in one of these places whose influence tl!e Government expect would turn the sank in favotir of a Liberal: By this young Whig lord is u n doubtedly meant Lord Dugan. And much the better—not for the Whigs how. ever. They ...

... or moderate terms at 42. 'HIGH-- laliET LURCiZi. As we intimated in our last, that unfortunat e and ill-fated abortion of Whig legislation, the Ecclesiastical Titles Act, after re• maining in a conditian of suspended anima. tion for many years. is ...

... canker that lies at the root oldie Whig muse, and has reduced it to its present state—a mere hollow trunk with all the sap and pith oaten out of it—ia, that it has no domestic policy at all. Session after session the Whig programme becomes more scanty and ...

... Sow (1./inonb) .. 311 , L'invitatius i V Vallee:' Putasia—••Alice;' Overture to'• thunpros, Karma& lagalitioa Kona performed Whig t►. investiture of hie Bard N the Prince of Wales as a Kaight of Patrick. (head Pysimi. sad Fugue, Overture to Atialie, ! ...