... strengthen the ■lHanirr between the Culleaitaa and the Whig Ministry. Although Dr. Cnllan’a vanity, his Ignorance of the state and requirements of this country, prevent hi* disassociating himaatf from the Whig party, may indefinitely postpone candid acknowledgment ...

... imploring people to respect the laws P This is our crime. We are not concerned to defend the articles of the Freeman, or the Whig, or the Evening Post ; but we have adopted the Free- man’s letter into our own columns, because it has been made thetext for ...

... having appeared in the Dublin Freeman, Dublin Evening Post, and Belfast Northern ‘he approaching Anniversary of Shutting of Whig, in reference to t the Gates:— .d there is a report, that some hundreds of the Orange- men of the neighbourh ‘It is said, an ...

... the ex-Attorney-General, was é fined in one shilling only, whic’ h he paid, and made his exit as soon as possible.—Nort hern Whig. But ror 1861.—Mr. f oF 4 NEw |, who holds the office of Secre- Gilpin, MP. for Northampton ddress to his constituents, n ta ...

... cou idea Mereury. teracted. 8 communi: | purpose their unqualified approval of this unique invention. We published, in the Whig of Tha 4‘ Threate! ned | judge, Several eminent Architects have signified t | from a correspondent with ref ference LAMPS CORRE ...

... disciples the lets Sir Robert Peri, and tome the leading Whig Btatarmin. having Ida Cabinet Lord Palmerston. Lord John Rnssell, Eari Clarendon, Sir George Grey, the Earl Granville, and Sir Charles Wood, the Whig party; and the Bight Hon. W. B. Gladstone, the Right ...

... got The stones the maiden city are this morning unstained by blood, notwithstanding the beat of the officials, the stock of Whig political capital has not been augmented by single broken bend. This meet, no doubt, very disheartening, bat it not mortals ...