... and was on the high road out of reach before the Duke could give the alarm to his followers. Irish Progress. —The 'Northern Whig* has the following remarks upon Irish progress:—ln 1830-35 the number of paupers in Ireland was a third of the population ...

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

... 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 ...

... brought totality:so that hip won Fresh barque Deasy Tamen, Captain Bidwell. el .tit Vast. from Bodies. So rich of whoa.. The Whig that MS was feet goi to on rods, after mo th diffilty, tilti bops when tiny made for lb . North Band Rood lightens. About eleven ...

... 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 ...

... is well that the cheering came mainly from tbe Tory side of tLe House, and that from his own side excepting from a few old Whigs, he got but little applause* whilst the Radicals could hardly refrain from strong expressions of disapprobation. Still he was ...

... Memlb. onesprebotlim mean mom* of Me st d Me km. The pstairelmo is elsepshise already been mei dremit dis Mismoplie and the Whig AA& only eactusber our Writing MI the Ipth October, and to the fate of the pri•oisers, the correspemient saye—Aß the bodies ...

... 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 ...

... for their' pafession b~gaa A at'once. -11n the Presidential election of 1848 a large part of ci the Northt -Democrats and Whigs seceded fromh -therr re.'h 'Spec Iva par. east- ?? United on the basis of bdn-exttision' of slavery, nlsrqf ~ey proposed to ...

... it would sot be advisable to notice Junnow the venous rumours Web UV in connexion with this melescholy occarrenee.—Northera Whig's Correspondent. ...

... IKELAHU. Irish Prosperity.—The Ko'ihern Whig some farther statistics of Irish prosperity—While the number of Emigrants from Ireland in 1859 was considerably lees than that in 1858. the amount expended in Poor-law relief in 1859 was less by £53,283 than ...

... nation. ; THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AURICULTUR I. JOURNAL wM maintain a Independent piedtion in Agrient. tarsi Literature, aa4 Whig the organ of no party. to ia **Messed opinion spier all eeriest topics of isterest ; at the time Its columns will be to the ...