... have been mentioned, and it is said that their dislike to the measure represents the general opinion of the higher class of whigs. We give this as the political gossip of the hour, it may have little foundation, but, looking at the composite character of ...

... Cork, by the promotion of the Attorney-General. The seat is contested by Ser. jeant Deasy, the nominee of the ministerial and Whig party, while Viscount Campden, an English pervert, heir to the earldom of Gainsborough and nephew to the Hon. and Rev. Baptist ...

... long cruise in th 9 Mediterranean. His lordship has been on an excavating expedition on the banks of tbe Nile. The Northern Whig publishes the statistics of drunkenness in Belfast, to show how much that crime increased during the year of Revivalism. In ...

... enlivening the more serious part of his statement by amusing extracts from letters addressed to Mr. Churchward by official Whigs, most humorously and effectively quoted; and he concluded with an earnest and powerful appeal to all classes of members, not ...

... to the uncalled for innovations in the constitution which the Manchester school of politicians has driven the more moderate Whigs to advocate. Above all he protests against the unjust disfranchisement of ancient constituencies like Harwich. Mr. Rowley was ...

... their favour and affection to his brother, officer in the drd Light Dra goons, at present stationed in Dublin. Mr. Tenison, the Whig candidate, and Lieutenant of the county, who stood on the last occasion, withdraws his claims for the present, in order to ...

... Bcrris-in-Ossory, a few days since, from farmer who had emigrated from that neighbourhood, and had seen him abroad. —Northern Whig. The Burradon Catastrophe,—The Bishop of Durham, accompanied by the Vicar of Newcastle, last week visited the unhappy scene ...

... choose between the friends of the Pope and his enemies, decide between tbe head of the Catholic Church and Government of tbe Whigs.’ The committee lists of tbe rival candidates have been published. That of Lord Campden is headed O'Doopgbue, one tbe members ...

... paper duties were well expounded by, of all other persons, Mr. Horsman, the member for Stroud, an old Whig placeman, whose former boast was that he was a Whig and something more.” His views have, however, lately undergone a considerable change, not only with ...

... human credulity—of frailty worked upon by fraud, and the parity of true religion outraged blasphemy and superstition.— Northern Whig. Salaries to East Indian Officials.—The salary of the Governor-General is £25,000 a-year, in addition to which there is an ...

... The/exclusion of any geutleman on such grounds as those on which they objected to Mr. Harris had been repudiated, not only by Whigs and Liberals, but likewise by Tories. Mr. Harris had, on the same narrow grounds, been unjustly excluded from the office of ...

... vicinity, and at some of the stations some lamentable loss of life occurred during the heavy storms of last winter. We (Northern Whig) learn from a private source of information, on which we can place every reliance, that, on Wed- nesday last, Mr. Gladstone ...