... been unparalleled. High the society :—Ar. John Bewere, Sandon Hall • Mr. and low, rich and poor, churchmen and dissenters, whig, Jams Joecelyne, Creasing. Mr. J. Barnard, Lower tore, and radical, all combined together and united in House, High Easter; ...

... erroneous. The Church of England Union has nothing to do with party politics. A man who is a Conservative, or a Liberal, or a Whig, or anything else he likes to call himself, may become a good member of the Church Union, provided he is only a churchman. ...

... erroneous. The Church of England - Union has nothing to do with party politics. A man who is a Conservative, or a Liberal, or a Whig, or anything else he likes to call himself, may become a good =ember of the Church Union, provided he is only a cliuttlugau ...

... known, without reserve, and in respectful and honest language, to the prince and the peer, the bishop and the legislator, the whig and the tory, as to both Houses of Parliament. In former times such things were never even thought of, or if for a moment they ...

... PARTY DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. A correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig, writing from Riithfriland on Friday, says:— Yesterday was a day of greet excitement here, owing to the rumour that the Cat holioparty would march through the town, and, if so ...

... edasated by the friendly sod sagacious teaching of women, cannot have risen to the state of manhood, nor know whether they are Whigs or Tories. TO A VIADUCT ON THE VALLEY Bs ILway.—T he whole of the arches of the Lune viaduct having completed, the removal ...

... by the fi iendly and sagacious teaching of women, they oannot have risen to the state of manhood, nor know whether they are Whigs or Tories. ACCIDENT TO • VIADUCT ON THE VALLEY RA IL- Wit T.—The whole of the arches of the Lune viaduct having been complete'' ...

... PARTY DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. A correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig, writing from Rathfriland on Friday, says :— Yesterday was a day of great. e.lito , vetit here, owing to the rumour that the Catho,ittpar•y would march through the town, and ...

... future political alliances. That enquiry is growing. The Telegraph, of this morning, took up the question and decided that the Whigs are, for the present at least, among the dear departed. Depend upon it, the present calm will produce some rich and varied ...

... future political alliances. That enquiry is growing. The Telegraph, of this morning, took up the question and decided that the Whigs are, for the present at least, ameng the dear departed. Depend upon it, the present calm will produce some rich and varied ...

... Nothing has been heard of tho crew, an lit ilTeared that they mu it have fon,ilnrel along with the ill-fate 1 vessel. — Northern Whig. Acct DINT IN THE STRA NO.—On Tuesday morning an accident of a serious character oocurre 1 in the Strati 4. A gentleman, whose ...

... two op Hells in 1861 ; and the teatater die Ist Learningtoo, June 24,1867, at the age of seventy-nine. He letves to the widow Whig eldest son, the late Colonel Hugh Denis Crofton, an annuity of 1:500; and to her two younger children, Arthur and E ward, certain ...