... utter groundlessness of the impute. Sion thht had been cast on the lady. Sir John Campbell was not to be trifled with, and tke Whigs saw the necessity of providing for in some way, especially as they felt they might soon have no opportunity of serving him ...

... his place ; let them each tell Lord Palmerston that it must be re ained, and shoulder to shoulder, they will overpower the Whigs, and compel them to do justice to Ireland in this instance. We have no con* fidencc whatever in their fair promises, for they ...

... departureL billSlOUteMporariel inky buy. bees . meet the of regret. I therefore think. . the Home moistest half with the sim the &Whigs pus formirl by the son. member fro Tomvorth, which • tem Lalreedy expressed is the eanrse of titie iliseassioo. (Ilear, hear ...

... remem. bered at the next general election, and let the people of Ireland repudiate every candidate who comes for ward under Whig colours. ERASMUS SMITH’S GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.; have from, time to time, and frequently, directed attention to these institutions ...

... Francis Forbes, Captain Kirwan, and Themes Oliagan, Etq., Q. 0., Altorney+General for Ireland, and all profess, we believe. Whig prin.. ciples, sod all are determined to fight the bet tie for the vacant seat. Rumour is crrrent in town this day (Saturday) ...

... W Tho unanlmons regret expressed b o o f Lords toe sod intelligence of the dfato of Count Cvour is honour to that assembly. Whig and Tory ™tod “deploring his loss. Lord Malmesbury tically declared that there could but one ° subject. The official intercourse ...

... before that he which hammed have the seem= fain to farm, and have lb rawer for concerning the criselaid him. 17 Thiribre, they Whig, with. out say delay emereir, I sat on the aseameallei the to be brought forth. 13 Against wham, when the measure stood up ...

... to fulfil his pledge at the hustings—namely, to consider the welfare of Ireland his chiefest aim. It will thus seen that the Whig Premier shall meet with determined opposition, and it is gratifying to find that a noble stand is to be made against base attempt ...

... Miami Union. He devoted himself to the profession of the law, and settled in Indiana, where, in 1832, established newspaper on Whig principles, entitled the Indiana Sentinel. In 1833 he was elected to the Legislature, and from 1843 to 1850 he was the member ...