... Reroatep Ovuraace In THE Gurwveacn Distatcr- — the There is a try correspondent here that there has been a further Neriiern Whig — Glenveagh Ir district. It was stated in this cit that the residence of the Rev. Charles Maturin, 9 Garten Glebe, has been ...

... in deeds he betrays i be The of which the Whigs have something amazing. Pe been guilty the disciples of Loyola they have eclipsed them i treachery. The Indian Thag is almost an exa parallel of the English Whig so far as the politic: conduct of the latter ...

... his duty antl he to retarn a v upon the course to be to consult the coroner for the cour t- Suocxive Deatn ov A Woman thern Whig a very sad cz fo bet a pa woman in Abbey-street, was eeized with who saw on her arrival that the daughter went for a midwi ...

... America poll their populations ae they do their electors, an‘! lo for the returns of the enumerators as we do for the r turns of Whig and Tory. The recent census happen to place Cincinnati 2.219 below St. Louis on the gre national I. Its citizens protested ...

... tine i wacant uvtil he became the tennant. Some arres:s have Potsricas B: anquets.—The usual ban- quets were gi wen to the Whig and ‘ory members on Monday night, asa pleasant means of opening the Par- camp: Lord Palmerston entertained the | Speaker, t ...

... cow the little feeble thing, found in Willis’ To redress the wrong Arise ! arise! ye valiant “ rads,” Whigs, For never wi'l the Aod never trast from Whigs. Febraary 1861. ...

... legi ture took some definite action in the matter. Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston, and other eminent members of the Whig party, have declared that nothing but an entire abolition of Church Rates t rest at once and for ever; could set the q uestion ...

... been in past vears a favourite theory with political economists ‘* that taxa- tion and tation should go together.” Do the Whigs think that the people of this country will always be content to pay taxes and yet have no voice in the administration of affairs ...

... being ill, and died in a few minutes. Baxever to Sin Hayrer.—A great ban- was given on Wednesday night to Sir W. Havter, the Whig “ whipper-in.” Sis is ca led political secretary to the treas try, and this was given At the on the of his retirement from ...

... all Italians as its people. ‘The republic had become corrupt, and the Roman aristocracy ruled over it like our great Tory and Whig goveroments, There was a money-bags ; and the were 3 and the provinces plundered to Gill the coffers of a selfish and sensual ...

... servant.— caminer. or a case of breach of pro- mise was at Belfast the other day. The Nort s the defendant in this manner :— de- Whig limo fendant, wh 10 sat in the counsel's reat, was one of the sons that ever a breach mos extraordinary looking per To of promise ...

... and retrenchment but bave The expenditure i 1856 a d to vi arry ite tue more than £6) 000,000 a year; bat what is it ow? You Whigs have mele a grew many fresh laws, nt look the ec tof working those laws, You have ap Ned the country with commitsstoners and ...