... Hungarian language we fear the despot of that country might tempt him to accept lucrative post at Vienna or Pealh, and the English Whigs might lose him, but necessarily stayed hia hand whan ordered. n.i. cue now He, in nut-ihell. The Home Secretary «uy» that he ...

... ytalasim, which It appeered thee the Inaba meeeteed to is the lag it March, wire the erceir ais seth yet be whisk than is say saw Whig. It vie ace tho wawa to arm as the day, but to appoint • earesitioe to vp the adders. vas prowed. awl as to the vs whisk it ...

... miDiaterial excuse for broken promises. Hence Mr. Locke King's County Franchise Bill, to the principle of whioh both sides, Whig and Tory, are oommitted, shelved by the shabby expedient of the previous question; and beyond a doubt, the fate awaits the ...

... following day. A PLATINUM° Ps:A-Ann-lair POSTS , T.—A rut• of breaoh of promise wan tried at Belfaat the other day. The Northern Whig linos the defendant in thus manses: - The defendant, who sat in the etinsel's seat, Ass one of the meet extraordinary looking ...

... not e ho. The Tories assert, that by nature and aese l ey, but Ilairr:p li was peak ,'' is big practice he is theirs: the Whigs claim between nine - ten o'elook th w ai li M - Barlow, who resided close by the de n i l lea L el, 11. E. Li ii as • mighty ...

... will le me mo at kw apish ar the 111.5 11see lligehig hwath te the 17•11e1 ado shell le es and se as le soupekth seelith free Whig the haul ethos. will be se otheeept be home the }souk aid aided. the sins& bed v4.M may exist at Cleweemeat I. the ciOwes the ...

... LAND, sag the ow.. Orbs Is Min Dalisassrail Ss** poraissel as • Ise tar am pesSoliss dim:re is is ssSI Is aseadded •S sisils~ Whig 41551454 Is boo Ile T. land Ins bssissls is d suds IS Shim IMPISSI SI Me ▪ imams mais M.Th.i7W* of 43 is Ils %LS MSS Assists ...

... wee yes, larks it Mr. Howarth be Mr. Samuel Wrigley thigh it di rad be; but lie sought to ad isido the Madam at that tithi Whigs a er an moved that Yr. Wright be also rweleetr ; the WrOtfOOM allegober oali= i d . of seslaireass,' to gis se a &ill sabh ...

... damage* on the ground that hit client wat merely a labourer. M'Connell's appearance in Court is thus described bj tbe Northern Whig :— The defendant wa* one of tbe most extraordinary looking persons tbat ever a breach of promise case was brought against ...

... complete letters. They served to clear the memory of an aceomplished and zealous public servavt, and to shew to what base acts a Whig bureaucracy could stoop, even to the sacrifice of an employé, in order to justify its crooked policy until 1859, neither Parlia- ...

... was occupied, during the whole of Tuesday evening, in discussing a resolution by which the conduct of Lord Palmerston and his Whig colleagues in relation to that war was very seriously impeached. The assault was led by Mr. Dunlop, the Eadical member for ...

... candidate for a seat in parliament, that he eared nothing for politics or political principles, but would support any miestry, Whig, Tory, or Radical, that would make Gal- way the packet station for America. Pythias is of a kindrid opinion with regard to ...