... is not up to the mark, although able politician. The hopes of the Opposition ” are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is less of Whig than Lord Derby once was, and supposed to be capable of bringing over such men as the Right Hon. E. Horsmnn, the Right Hon ...

... berth. It is generally rumoured in town that the vacancy to be filled up by the appointment of a baronet bearing a well-known Whig name. Gratitude no doubt a very excellent trait in the human mind, but the gratitude of public and political men too frequently ...

... each day. Hand-scutched this week sold at 6s. Od. to 9s. the stone, and milled at 7s. 9d. to 13s. per stone. —Daily Northern Whig. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING. Mr Hotsman made speech to his constituents at Stroud, on Wednesday. A vote ...

... Kincardineshire Ist prise-18 pints. Ar sth 2nd 17 points. Jane's. snl 3M 1f points. 13,11, 4th each. —Mr James and Mr Bell Whig ties at If, shot off for the third prize, when Mr James was declared the winner, rushing a centre. Mr Bell stored as cuter ...

... Friday. the Bev. Mr Towers, of Cappognin, left hie residence about noon, and has nut been heard of. Re has a wife mid a large Whig. Delegates from working men in some nart• of England see in Paris with the view al moo king grand eseursioa to their fellow-workmen ...

... The arrest judgment sued for was granted, and Mr Sheehan resumed Ins seat.—Cork Reporter. Irish Prosperity. —The “Northern Whig” gives some further statistics of Irish prosperity—While the number of emigrants from Ireland in 1859 was considerably less ...

... ANOTHEI: IMF:MOTE. NURINUL IN IItNI.ANN The following to from the Noehero. Whig of Monday :-- One of the most appalling murders that ever filled the annals of crime in Ireland has Mon perpetrated. Two brothers, Basil Robert Shaw, who by themselves on ...

... Catholic prelates have, in fact, already promulgated this edict within their respective dioceses.” The Linen Trad-. —The “Belfast Whig,” of Saturday, reforts of the linen trade:—There has been no turn of note in the market for white goods few small orders are ...

... clever though not over-reputable Whig pleader and respectable Conservative old lady have been shaking hands over what they would have us suppose the favourable termination of their case. The Courant,” in congratulating the Whigs on what it termed the success ...

... IRELAND. The Linen Trade. —The Belfast Whig,” of Saturday, reports of the linen trade—There has not been any favourable turn the market for white goods, at least in those lines which form the principal styles sent over the Atlantic. The business letters ...

... bill dealing simply with the franchise, and leaving the redistribution of seats to a new Parliament. The old and moderate Whigs of the Ellice and Black section, who have their representatives in the Cabinet, have been urging £7 rental instead of a £G ...

... who had been taken up on suspicion, were discharged. A reward of £lOO has been offered. The Linen Trade.—The Belfast Northern Whig,*’of Saturday, reports of the linen trade as follows:—Causes previously alluded to continue to act on the sale of white goods ...