... should be able to show that the young man had, for the lust twelve months, been of unsound mind. Trisn Procrese.—The Northern Whig has the following remarks upon Irish) progress :—* In 9-35 the number of paupe in Ire ud was a third of the sulation, whi inl ...

... ATROCIOUS Morpe —One of the most appal- jing murders that ever filled the annals of crime in has (says the Belfast Northera Whig) Two brothers, been perpetrated, James and Robert Shaw, who resided entirely by themselves on afarm in the Barony of Trough ...

... Campbell Colognhoun of Kellierman (Lord )sdvocate, and subserviently Lord Clerk-Regislrer), was a stanch sup. porter of the Whig interest in Perthshire. MEMORIAL FUNO.—•A of those favourable to miring a Robertson Memorial Fund by n ladies' collection ...

... attended thls year. It is neuter cover, to prevent the snow from *Priding the Ire, and in open daily until ten in the eveninz, Whig brilliantly lighte I with gas after dark. This Is decidedly the most fashionable sport of the &y--many Indies twine nubncruh-rn ...

... fitnesa to receive political power. his recent speeches the impression was created that had finally broken with the aristocratic Whigs. Not so, however. Whether from disappointment in his expectations, or from hi.i insincerity, the practised leader “makes virtue ...

... the state of the question when, in 1851, I was taken by Lord John Russell and other leading members the House belonging the Whig party. The noble Lord made a frank and satisfactory declaration the subject. said felt the time had come for large extension ...

... the emphatic fiat. In almost every public or private company which we have commingled for the last two years, Tories and Whigs have been alike apathetic and indifferent. Nay, even the Radicals or extreme Liberals have kept very quiet in the matter. Even ...

... session would have gone far to effect. But we cannot shut our eye* to the fact that the Liberal party are too disunited to enable Whig Gorernment to carry any large measure of Reform—that the Tories are in spirit opposed to any measure whatever—and that the ...

... the opportune moment shall have arrived.” DISKAKLI THE KEN EGA KEFOKMEUS. AVlmtevw may our opinion* of the conduct uf the two Whig chief*, Disraeli, all must allow, had right to give his sarcastic powers full swing. To him the gentlemen opposite were fair ...

... and phe him among the saints. His lordship wou neve have imagined such self-consider jon as supportl?s he Grass a westlind Whig on a ladder in t The conviction doubtless made him the morer executh ner to in acting as “ the prompter of the own ex crease ...

... s, la PI, In I es is ad in one width, with Wove p Priuted Borders. Quite new. • . • • .Thls Is n 4 eel - talent condition, Whig Os. is end Mum . J I Two-nitarter-wide Eloorcloth, from Is tier yard. Thme - ana Her-wide Eloorrioth „2s h 1„ V aid-wide Flooreloth ...

... will thousand weavers l.iiJ®' ''!;, in Ireland, out . have Ireen discharged one firm, f, ~ I' «la, state of trade.—A'orfArrn Whig. Sblr-Hki.p.—Self-ednratinn „ in a cat. There is one belonging i 0 J shoemaker. Huntly, that has tauSit W , ff 's opening ...