... and was reporter as well as theatrical critic on the staff of the • Morning Chronicle.” The “Chronicle was then an important Whig paper, the property of Perry, a Scotsman—-whose sister was married to the celebrated Person. lie associations of a London ...

... will suit one or two of the Galway Directors exceedingly, as they have for some time laboured to bring it about. The Belfast Whig” of Saturday says ;—At length the market for white goods begins to feel some impetus from the influence of the French tariff ...

... permanent possession of Downing Street, a good long swing of office,—the run of the Treasury cupboards for many years the Whigs have enjoyed it.” “Hal ha! The pear is not ripe, and the grapes are sour. And is Pam to Premier long as he lives?” No; when ...

... them complaints. conamaent derma,- of lb. mistral health. sterility, be. he., and nay be eirmalted at his meideme 72 Orest Whig Huse, puncteally from ten till time sad from Oa till nine, doi ly , and (for the emery of = en Senders from ten titill ova ...

... Scotchmen in Ireland. —The “Belfast Whig” states that there are about a thousand Scotch farmers settled in Ireland, and a few of these are in Tipperary, and some of them are very popular with the peasantry. The “Belfast Whig” of Saturday says—A better business ...

... description, that the writer will ever remember. The night cool arid r le e r, of men were drawer op in here and pest, bat hardly Whig', was heard from among throw' • They all preserved u solemn silence, us though of the of the : but the rumbling of artillery: ...

... was directed to a part affording some stability to the superincumbent mass. The missiley The Galway Contract. —The “Northern Whig” says, weighing again 110 lbs., was fired from 120-pounder with reference to the Galway contract—“ What Ireland gun, and brought ...

... be succeeded by Lord Chief Justice Cockburn ; and at all events, that it is settled that the latter judge will be the next Whig Lord Chancellor. M. Bloudin performed his remarkable feats on the rope at the Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, on Monday, and ...

... Conservative party have long entertained a deep-rooted distaste of Metropolitan Members ; and, on this occasion, many moderate Whigs and the Scotch Members joined to prevent Chelsea and Kensington being the favoured place to which a Member should be given ...

... w, inqrueled art *mottling to their non and na they thought 6.4. for the Intern's of whoolv. Ile the wen both walk., 1.•:I, Whig awl T. , 1%. not if ing In ~ay modest.at to,ilay contrary to what Lad doing, i: world eettvialy weaken their hands very much ...