... alijlit aacident, hto boto ■nforttmatalj a*nini«t*»d lb* latttr mataad and death resulted on the next day. The da- to ano'd Whig fanrily, and long oaanpied a eery influential position. Th* Lord Cur. —The friends of that ambitious indmdual, the lord M, ...

... every country but our own. Lord Ellenborough and Sir E. B. Lytton would be more at home defending the foreign policy of the Whigs, than in eulogising one which their own party are by no means ever likely to adopt.— Economist. Howes and Cushing's American ...

... DEATH OF MR. SHARMAN CRAWFORD. The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsburn, near Belfast, on Thursday ofternoon, of Mr. William Sbarman Crawford, formerly M.P. for Dundalk and Rochdale, ...

... were interred, on Monday, the family vault at Rilmore Churchyard, near Crosagar, county Down. The funeral, says the Nortbrn Whig, was attended by Mr. Alderman of Rochdale, who came over Ireland specially to pay last tribate of respect from themselves ...

... back to their true colour was to turn them ont of office. The Whigs were only reformers when sitting on the opposition side of the House. The reformers of this country must at once repudiate Whig rule. The Chairman said he should go to Leeds with the intention ...