... feline Golgotha, ban], Leicester Square. Here there is verge and space wvitl enough for developing the resources of a great Whig cha Etatesman. The accumulation of defunct cats and dogs corn end other abominations in Leicester Square is a re- wit,] proach ...

... the County of Armagh in 1802-the first Imperial Parliament-and, subsequently, in the years 1815 and 1826. He was of-extreme'Whig-politics. During one of the periods when he failed in'hik election for County Annagh, he entered the Grenadier Guards, served ...

... the same opinion in a leading article. ted The Herald attributes the defeat of Colonel White of to the unpopularity of the Whigs. cc, ' NEW CANADIAN LOAN. There were vague reports in the Stock Exchange yesterday of a new loan for Canada, but they are believed ...

... hours' time on Monday, would to not, without good reason, refuse the insignificant Id trifle of £10,000. !'In truth, a pet Whig measure n has been check-mated by this little move, and n there is lamentation in the War Department.. To uiaderstand! the ...

... sincere and consis- tent Ultramontanist lke Sir G. Bowyer, he may command the respect of his political opponents; but as a Whig standard-bearer, he can acquire nothing- but contempt. The recent election for the City of Gloucester, which terminated in ...

... Grimsby .. .. 1 Wakefield .. .. 1 Conservative gains .. 18 Whig-Radical gains .. 7 Thus the Conservatives show a nett gain of eleven seats. Of these eleven, seats nine were previously filled .by Whig-lRadicals, and*. their having Changed hends makes a difference ...

... of Ireland are connected by ties of very long standing with the Tory party, and the Roman Catholics who used to support the Whigs have now turned against a Ministry that-is, as they think, con- spiring to dethrone the head of their religion. Even those ...

... After an existence of ninety-two years, the w M1orning Cbreonicle has ceased to be issued. The w once powerful organ of the Whigs mnay be con- li sidered as defunct. Oar London Correspondent gives some particulars in reference to this C matter. .i - i: ...

... harbour in the borough of Chipping a Wycombe. The former member, Sir George Dash- o wood, was a Whig, who used to vote in favor of the f Ballot. Mr. Remington is a Whig, too, but more D WThiggislh than his predecessor, because he won't e vote for the Ballot ...

... A. Henderson. . . , 5 0 0 W. B. Ritchie .. 0 0 e J. Orr &Co.. . 5 0 0 E. Shaw & Co. *. 5 0 04 F. D. Finlay & Son, Northern W~hig Office 5 0 0 1550 E FUND FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUF- FERERS AT HARTLEY COLLIERY. FHE MAYOR OF B E LF AST, HAVING T observed ...

... t W. B. Ritchie, .. .. ?? 5 0 0 1 J. Or & Co., .. . .- 5 0 0 1 E. Shaw & Co., .. .. .. 5 0 0 P F. D. Finlay & Son, Northern Whig Office,- 5 0 O 1 A H. J..& F. M'Cance, - .. 5 0 0 ,. Wm. Bettomley, .. .. 5 0 0 f ti- J. Crarbisore Sn, .. ' .. .. 1 0 0 F ...

... inresistible, to burn the cotton and tobacco which may be in danger of falling into the Federels'-bamids; cud the Richmyond Whig exclaims, I-If the selfish policy of foreign Governments leads them to seek their intereits by cidin gin em- ruin, let us show ...