... Hospital last night, we were informed that Wethered still lives, and that it is possible the wound may not prove fatal. Northern Whig. The Oswaldtwistle Outrage.—At the Lancaster assizes, John Marra, Patrick Walsh, Edward Connor, and Con Maher, were indicted ...

... or been suffocated by the smoke. A march was made for the body, and it was Nand on the staircase burned to einder.—Nartiern Whig. ...

... forward to with good expectations. Pastures are all that could be desired for the present. Of the Ulster counties the Norther. Whig speaks favourably:— Influenced by the further improvement of the weather, and the higher hoped of the returns of the harvest ...

... journalist can afford to put away from bim all restrictions to the free expression of opinion, and instead of being merely a Tory, Whig, or Radical, he can write as a man earnest after tbe search of truth, and as the free utterer of the truth he has found. We ...

... of political change, the deceased nobleman was a very . active supporter of the Liberal party, and did good service . the Whigs daring the Reform agitation; His eldest son, Viscount Ebrington, was formerly for Marylehone, and having, ia 1359, resigned ...

... and was therefore in his seventy-ninth year. The d ■ cc. 3 d nob.c- man had been for many years a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good set vice to his political friends during his long career m the House of Commons, more esp-ciiuly during ...

... extraneous aid, generously given and gratefully acknowledged, sufficient funds were raised to admit of the body of the church Whig restored and refurnished in the form in which we now see it. This portion of the work been carried into effect by the committee ...

... exertions to relax fee one moment until they put this minute under foot—until they had made it impossible for any Government, be it Whig or Tory, to commit such a al faith, or tender such a gross and horrible to religious feeling of the people of England. scarcity ...

... became another word for religious indifference or positive infidelity. The political movement, which ended in the triumph of a Whig oligarchy in 1688, was the prelude likewise to • century of political profligacy and demoralisation, which makes that age the ...

... Lista, Largo nay, Irtfashire. W. ft Tribe ; perpetual *orate of Jew. R. Walker; rector of Boyles. Wilts. goy. U. .1. , agate of Whig. Backs. J. C. Whitley. ealeslooery for the at Csketle. J. Wile ; carats ot East Mutts with Stokebout sad Alta. Notts. lbar ...

... pleasure than any subsequent success life. He served for three months in the campaign, aud bis return was the same year nominated Whig candidate for the legislature; but the county being democratic he was beaten, though his own election precinct gave bim votes ...

... had taken place. With respect to this society he felt sure they would all agree with him in saying that was doing a good work—Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative wonld agree this respect, the more readily because it cost the nation nothing. (Langhter ...