... lib Is lsess, in teen The bias Illeseelly Were NS saintly in good condition. CAMS or Is BELFAST BARRACK/I.— We (Norikerit Whig) have inforeeni that.. Saturday morning. at balf.past Ilse o'elenk. a private of limo 62nd Regiment, in the &mid. eta to Ow ...

... attend tha meeting the Social Science Association ia Dahlia. H. Chevahor will Dublin .boat the 14th l&th of the month.— Northern Whig, A Good Kxceipt.— A nun coming home just before dinner, exhausted, wet and weary, if ha foolish enough a glass of brandy tad ...

... regrets that Lord Derby was not allowed to carry his bill ; and seems to despair ot a measure of reform ever emanating from the Whigs. This would be a little surprising from any other gentleman who had held rank in the Liberal party; but the cap and bells give ...

... regrets that Lord Derby was not allowed to carry his bill; and seems to despair of a measure of reform ever emanating from the Whigs. This would be a little surprising from any other gentleman who had held rank in the Liberal party; but the cap and bells give ...

... effete, so that if they were now to advertise for a re ti ed young Whig they wonld have as much difficulty in Gading one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their own, had ...

... kshorne has had his shriek of liberty in the provinces sine., the of the seesion. He speaks out in unmeasured Untie against the Whigs and Whisrstrry. and some of the recent changes in the present tiovernineot in a larte share of his indigtation. Mr. Bernal ...

... scoundrel ; and he is privileged to say and do anything that his scoundrel-client might have said and done his own behalf. THE WHIG MINISTRY AND MANCHESTER. (From the Saturday Review) Some time ago the ex-chairman of the Anti-Corn Law made a speech at Radical ...

... hoaxed into lending him their support. At the last election for South Lancashire, the unfortunate differences between the Whigs and the Leaguers in Manchester, had its effect in dividing the Liberal interest in the county, but nothing of that kind operates ...

... satistaetioll of hearing their petition received with c cheers on both sidew, of thi House, fir it was not a ques- a ion ?? Whig or 'ory, although it had originated with. r the last Govermtt'nt, Not only the Irish corporations, but every Poor-lav, Union ...

... turning Whigs out of office and getting Derbyi ites in. The Whigs are not angels; not over. honest in their political dealings, or quite pure in their official partialities ; but t he country has only one alternative—Whigs or Tori es. The Whigs, more probably ...

... assisted by the Bishop uf Oxford, the Dean of Wesstminter, Canon J-nnin, . the Rar. A. Borradaile, incumbent of the dist ret im whig the church is situated, the Rev. GQ DW the fatare ineambent, a the uring clergy. It is bajlt in the and degraded district‘ ...

... British Mail. Flogging in the Irish Army. —The Irish papers report several recent cases flogging in th& Irish army. The Northern Whig says that on Satnr- It day morning, at half-past tive o’clock, a private of the 62nd Regiment, in the local depot, was snbjected ...