... Tlll4 lIVIVItggI toaltaillllll4B YAL.— An Alarming The leen The Two linanarda, or Whig. at Greenwh eh. To at • quarter (Cloak. TAIetUL— 'A Ds ii ~ Wider Witch. To coo means 0113 ...

... would have seen that the laugh was against himself. Our correspondent simply referred to the possible existence among the Whigs of a hope, and to the direction which that hope would take, if any—even the faintest—chance presented itself of a seat for ...

... will sometimes illustrate a grave subject; and when I was thinking lately of the way in which the Whig ministry, oblivious of all old Whig tradition and Whig principle, yields what should tie dearer than their hearts' blood to the Roman Catholic party, I ...

... to tolerate the Whig regime of excessive taxation and wasteful expenditure, or ,that it will longer allow the party in office to retain their places, as they obtained them on false pretences of Reform and retrenchment. Indeed, the Whig leaders appear so ...

... to tolerate the Whig regime of excessive taxation and wasteful expenditure, or that it will longer allow the party in office to retain their places, as they obtained them on false pretences of Reform and retrenchment. Indeed, the Whig leaders appear so ...

... Wednesday, 3rd Afriu—The arbitrators to-day announced that they had decided to admit the Master's Report as evidence.—Northern Whig. Mr. Naish, Clerk of the Limerick Union, and Mr. o'Bhaughnessv Cork, are, we learn, summoned to give evidence before the Committee ...

... first voyage, and had on board a cargo of rice. Fortunately for the owners, the unfortunate vessel was fully insured.—Northern Whig, ...

... tor-General to stand in his place. This rumour we believe to be unfounded. But have very good authority that the plan which the Whigs have in contemplation is, to put forward both the Solicitor-General and another gentleman, an often defeated candidate, at ...

... refuses to interfere further with the sentence of the court. u The law must take its course.—Correspondent of the Northern Whig. Midland Great Western Railway.—The directors of the above company have paid a well-merited compliment to the late superintendent ...

... e, Rosemary-street, Belfast, they were arrested by the police, and will be brought before the tench this morning.—Northern Whig. At the continuation of the trial of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank case on Thursday, the major portion of the day was devoted ...

... available. Captain Coppin, Derry, understand, has undertaken the task of raising the ship from her present position.—Northern Whig. A violent fire broke out a few deys since at Rawa, the chief town of district of Russian Poland. With the exception of five ...

... committed to Armagh gaol, the w arrant the coroner, Arthur R. Kay, Kw|., the charge of manslaughter her infant child. —Sortkem Whig. ...