... late was frequently to complain of his inability to support his wife awl family. THE G4.I,WAY POSTAL The Freeman's Journal (Whig) says :— The popular movement in favour of the restoration of the postal subsidy grows more intense as the crisis matures ...

... to let him leave her all alone by herself in this Place. The constable immediately arrested the discomfited hueband.—Betfast Whig. A HussAND.-- When an Arab woman intends to marry again after the death of her husband, she comes the night before to the grave ...

... er LONDON . .—The University of London is making active exertions to obtain the seat in Parliament so often promised by the Whig; who, as usual, exhibit a convenient forgetfulness of their obligations. The small section of the graduates who belong to that ...

... they had to contend are connected with one of the oldest established and most highly reputed greens in Scotland.— Northern Whig. PIO AND THE DERBY.—No large stakes have been won, but a curious on di t circulated among persona competent to express an opinion ...

... Popular influence, strengthened by the Press, will compel the Whigs to move on reforming all that needs reforming in the State, in the Church, or in the law ; and the position of the Whigs will necessarily determine that of the Conservatives. They have ...

... 400-horse power; and Revenge, 91 (fla.rship), 800- horse power, with the usual tenders, and probably one or two gunboats.— Whig. , SERIOUS CASUALTY.-- An explosion of a very alarming character took place about half-past one o'clock, on Wednesday morning ...

... and impracticable machinery, the idea of which could have entered the head only of a professional lawyer, and that lawyer a Whig, we ;aid last day, it li EXAMINATION OF ST. ENOCH'S PARISH SCHOOL. The annual examination of this flourishing school, the pupils ...

... cheering. Lird Elcho then addreseedsome pertinent observations to the members, and, after three cheers for Lady Elcho and the Whig, the proceedings terminated. Lord Clyde inspected the brigade in Regent's Park on Satunlay, and remarked that, both an old ...

... Both the husband and wife have been married three times - -Sylvester being her third husband, and she his third wife.—Northern Whig. SCARCITY OF EMPLOYMENT IN BELFAST.—It is not satisfactory to know that, among several classes of operatives in Belfast, employment ...

... s was carried on. We do not blame the Whigs for it as if it were all owing to Whiggiam—it is numb more due to officialism. We dare say that the Tories, though they have never been so fond of scandal as the Whigs, might, after having been long habituated ...

... heard of since, although the detectives were in searchhim. MrGreeu at once denounced the documents as forgeries.- Northern Whig. ACCIDENT BY LIGHTNING. During the late thunderstorm a very tine bnllock, the property of John Louden, Esq., was struck by ...

... lie announces with exultation, My clansman was released. Accordingly, his earliest associates in London were those Scotch Whigs to whom the name of Campbell had a fine Presbyterian flavour. The most celebrated of all his forensic displays was the defence ...