... dressmaker, 211 years, and unmarried, lived with father, George Mme, plester, and her stepmother, in Leslie road. She bad beim Whig tor a ions time, and at the time ot her death was far advs.dpesacy. This was get known to the father the Wednesday night before ...

... is returned back into the other the pay of a general incompetent to command, or of admiral without fleet. Ministers, whether Whig or Tory, are laying for themselves a stock of public indignation they little dream of. The wound already rankles in the public ...

... his father and mother two other persons—and then the people might tals! burn his nt the stake, or do what they pleased with Whig. PonTroat. AND TUC YOKASIDRE Tains.--W o are cony to announce thitt the new Portuguese tariff, a of which lass just been received ...

... town. v . j;j. » ! repudiated all party feeling in the business. w ,y, i care whether those who wero Commis-iouow *.„,_.' whig, or radical ; or whether they voted for A, o- and if the ratepayers were faithful to thenwo vW, j t j would, like him. fliug ...

... fourteen millions annually ! Tt may naturally asked, How has this arisen We have, with few exceptions, been under the rule of Whig ministers the advocates of Reform and Retrenchment, how then is it that the score has been immensely augmented '. doubt ...

... and that need cot be surprised if disclosures are made implicating some who, witnesses, have served strengthen the oanse of Whig corruption. Several cases of bribery are coming to light ; and one of the witnesses who baa been guilty gross perjury, narrowly ...

... without any haring deroted himself equity practice; Mr. Barker la currently rumoured derotodhlmaMf to the aaalatnnon grant Whig landlord too bench of Ua county. On the same subject the Critic has the following To become member of to# Time/ staff appears ...

... Apropos of Dublin Caatle-Lord Carlisle is yes the last Lord Lieutenant, or, to speak with: moreth certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy yea will. have 'in ani Ireland. This you may take for granted. It is just, foT possible, if the Tories come into office ...

... surprised to see pon e8luse which spoke of'the -apathy of the government, for it condemned the members-of parliament, both whigs and torie, as well as the execth- tive government, for the apathy they had sh-wn'od the question. The society would now be ...

... committee, he was surprised to see one clause which he of the apathy of the government, for it con. the members of pediment, both whigs and Wife., as well as the executive government, for the apathy they had shown on the question. The society would now be able ...

... the same consentaneity. Whigs and Tories will say —because the people care little for Reform ; but Reformers will assert that it is because tbe people see clearly enough that any scheme of Reform they may obtain from either Whig or Tory Ministers will ...

... constituency we only returned one of them. ~ Let it be remembered, too, that that battle was lost because a number of the old Whigs, frighteneil, or pretending to be frightened, at the liberality of Mr. Forster, ran into the arms of Mr. Beecroft. Afraid of ...