... exception of the First Minister, are 10 ami years his Juniors, whereas in the House of Lords he would be the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting. THE MURDER KETOSWOOD. At Rcigale yesterday fail Franz was again examined on the charge of being concerned ...

... largely held by any of the importers ; prices are pretty nearly equal those ranging in the middle of the past month, —Northern Whig. ...

... killed a young man in thia neighbourhood while in the act of driving a cow from the field. A horse was also killed.—Northern Whig. Boyijs Roscommon) Fair, Wkdnesdat, 9.—The show of stock here to-day very great j buying in the victuallers' department excellent ...

... would be immensely unpopular in Ireland, and Maiylebone elections are costly and uncertain. Sir William Somerville, a faded Whig, too well known in this country, cannot be safely intrusted with task he haa not head for; and Mr, Bernal Osborne, among faia ...

... highest rate is stone. Milled of superior quality is very scarce ; rates do not vary from those noted here last week.—Northern Whig. ...

... company tu summoned for Friday, but in oonsequence of a quorum not being present there was no business transacted.—Northern Whig. and Railway.—The promoters of this undertaking are making satisfactory progress, and hope to be fully prepared to for their ...

... to the Upper House received by the public with absolute indifference. Nobody, in fact, cares a bean blossom about the great Whig family who have so largely benefited by the public money for so many years- The exaltation of the Member for London due, we ...

... They ask what claims has to direct colonial affaire, beyond his connection with the Whig party. Lord Palmerston is not very felicitous his appointments. He dearly loves Whig, and his whole government represented only three or four democratic Liberals. electors ...

... his masters? Some rigorous politicians profess that they are cruel only be kind. But it must allowed that the present Whigs make no pretence of that sort They are cruel, to destroy, and are not afraid own it ...

... the house should array itself against him ? He has been himself every thing by turns, and nothing long. Whether he be now Whig, Tory, or Palmerstonian, who can tell ? That he is a very able as well as very eccentric politician, nobody can dispute; nor ...

... administrators. After all that has been said, and after all the expectations that have been raised, we are, it seems, to hare the Whig Poor Law, which, it is no exaggeration to Eny, helped to exterminate millions of the Irish people, re-enacted once more, with ...

... polished as lining-table. We are informed that other vehicles of thj ame description are in progress for the Ulster line.—Norther) Whig. The Census.—We obseryed, remarking ensua, that there were cases in which the papers had not bee ailed for. A gentleman called ...