... at that time Reform Bill on Reform Bill was the order of the day, and thai the Tuwn-hal! was the scene of meetings at which Whigs and Tories, Repealers and their opj ponents, each vindicated their own cause. All these had passed away, and in their new and ...

... an ordeal which is generally viewed with the greatest alarm by juvenile sufferers —Northern Whig. The Case of Mrs. Holdes.— correspondent of the Northern Whig writes: The case of John Holden is now finally settled. Three or four feet of earth inside the ...

... the United Kingdom, and speaks well for the high character and exemplary conduct which this model force hat always possessed. Whig. Remarkable Incident. —A letter received from non-commissioned officer at Aldershott, dated August 26, contains the following ...

... least effect, she was severely burned, and after lingering in a state of semi-consciousness for few hours, she died.— Northern Whig. , Representation of Ireland.— The following changes have ] taken place in the representation of Irish boroughs and counties ...

... but their efforts behalf are likely prove nnayfinlft •• Italy has been now sufficiently revolutionised,” pay, the Northern Whig. Is nothing, then, to be done with acknowledged ” plague spot? Are the Romans not tMte the sweets of liberty? Irish Liberals ...

... greater part of the late charge of the Lord Bishop of Derry and Raphoe is occupied with the Edncation Question. The Northern Whig, and papers that stimp, are delighted with his Lordship. It appears ns to have been a strange time recommend tbe National System ...

... appreciator of the courtesies of Brand; Mr. Calcutt —Independent Opposition, though not in emergencies, has replaced a thorough Whig, Colonel Luke White; Mr. M'Cormick, Conservative, has been returned for Londonderry, in the room of supporter of the government ...

... may doubt the statement, thinking it only a fable, as I ready to assert the fact before a thousand people.”—Correapondent of Whig. The British Army. —The following statement of the establishment of the army for 1860-01, which may be relied on, will not ...

... the families of the Earl of Glengall, Lord Bateman, Lord Templemore, and other noble houses are placed mourning.— Northern Whig of Tuesday. Metropolitan Hall, Dublin. —Among the subjects for prayer and praise in the Hall, on Monday evening week, by clergymen ...

... friend who may doubt the statement, thinking it only a fable, ready to assert the fact before thousand people. —Correspondent Whig. ...