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... Montagu° will Inspeitur of the Volunteer Forces in this United Kingdom. fries Courier. • .1 Police ronstabli informs the Norther. Whig that the night milicemen in Belfast have a weekly wage of to dillotg awl oghtpence. Colonel Kinkoh had pronounced the Berwickshire ...
... boa been some grumbling this week at Mr Cilnlstone• having, in constructing his Ailointodr.it ion, used up so much of the old Whig materials, and it certainly unfortunate that in addition to the Ministers who by necessity or long established man= have seats ...
... growing moderate on the sohjeet of Parliamentary Reform until Lord Derby and Mr Disraeli laid their Wads together to • dtsh the Whigs* by suffrage in the burghs but Mr Halter, complete aocorduse with the principle' which he ben always refusl, believes that ...
... tbo man better the Ile, n. come. lint. he that It 0111 nn way for it 1 neither passed It nor eathtioned it. It with tithe Whig of Lord Join known, not only loos alter I boa erased to he member the lithernmeut , bat lb. defeat st oryh.li••.l of It UM ...
... Baptist Church cougregation will give oyster supper tu oWleeetioe wills the church *actable There - day evening-- Quiricsy (111.1 Whig' A CHILD. -I le Saturday teat AS • coy four or flee years of age, named John Malice., of • moulder residing in Square, wee ...
... between the Whi t e swot the a stepping Mime to office, n d the Censervatirea having come ti th e level of the Whigs. the Whigs obliged to he Whigs, s e a sonse ri ong nor. m ar ehter The two parte+ differed shoes the rem, bin there too difference on one ...
... with having caused the death of Mr Leigh, nod was remanded on bail. Urgao,Ng.t IT.—Tien Luna., correspondent of the Northern Whig' WI the following story nprois4 of the wetting A very Budd man. resident in the ! always • loaded stick. end constantly on ...
... to hare their party in °Wire till thou. The oniv substantial difference now in on the rate of the bi.resigh friuwhise,— the Whigs, it is being about to propase V, while their opponents want V. l'here will he monomial altosatmea nn the ltnileet with to &twilit ...
... that be bed teQed ander member. Ida Campbell. Loot Kama*. Comm. He said time the support. nof Mr Miller sad • lemon to the Whig putty In which they woohl not soon (moot. to do their heat to maintain and, to order to this. be mikes which had assured hi ...
... himself so as leave no ambiguity regard to his opinions on the seven] points on which he has toughed. Ile admits that the Whigs may have been • dilated ' by the Gill of the Cosseriativo Government, but seemingly thinks that this only been dose in the ...
... would he clad to allele the present hill to pas*, so that .he Reform Mould no longer 'Minuet liba battles with antmo• oist•—the Whig+. Others the Tory would alio wittingly goo. it ; bat he the p.liey of Ile. gal* credit lo the Witsnows I htwmd the and hoped ...
... John Magnum will methane to edit the Professor write. to the Seeman denouncing the Reform Bill mad intimating his derertmn of Whig hammer under which he had served long. A correspondent of the stare, that Homan the American prim-lighter. is connected with ...