... Dublin. About twenty gentlemen sat down to sapper in the Vino Hotel, Corporation-street. Mr.oHenry Bairass, of the Northern Whig, occupied the chair, and Mr. Charles Taylor sustained the duties vice-chair, The chairman proposed the health of the guest ...

... ; but is certain that the Tories never thought of selecting Bishop any functionary in Church or State, from the Liberal or Whig parly in this country. A Friend cf Religious Peace.” Our correspondent has fallen into some serious mistakes. The late Dr. ...

... pronounced stick, whose cutting down ol staff is now the pretence for cutting him off. But wherefore ? what end ? Isn’t it the Whig organs that are now raising the cry, because negus to be had by thirsty British souls the Embassy, in Rue Saint Honore ?—just ...

... premiums, and permit the insurance companies receive fair remuneration for the business done and risk undertaken.” —Xoi'them Whig. ...

... encamped j at the mouth of the Mayfield creek since the expedition I started, will be to-night. MUST PREPARE. {From the Richmond Whig, Jan. 17). Now that nature has nearly checked all hostile operations by either army, from the Potomac to the Mississippi, it ...

... destruction of life, under the present system, even now, is terrible, and total change is imperatively demanded. The Northern Whig, of Monday last, after reprinting extracts from article of ours, which our contemporary describes as “possessing great interest ...

... Poole Jellitt to draw both parts, so far relates to relaud NAVIGATION OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. As our cotcmporary, the Northern Whig, seems consider the free trade and free navigation of the Southern States nothing to that Wc have with the North, even under ...

... perplexed with a second True, the firnt was nobody; but everybody hereafter will confound the two, and mistake the Juvenile Whig fur his father, the tint Irish peer, the real old tory, who was never anything else, and never pretended to be ; and would ...

... his reasons for doing so, This letter, addressed by .Mr. Waldron Bursowes to Sir Robert Peel,’ and published the Nurthtni Whig, we feel much pleasure in reproducing : Lodge, Droroore, County Down, Februiiry, 18G2. Sir —The memorandum jou have done me ...

... Laissez-faire would prevent our recognising it. But strict proof will be requisite, and not mere declamatory assertion,— Northern Whig. A Woman Roasted Alive. A fearful calamity befel poor epileptic, named Peggy Behan, at Newtown, Kilmacduan, about five miles ...