... toned that a small drawee In which ohs kept money bad removed its plies and opened, but none of the massy was the infernos Whig that the primer had bin =prised In a sot of robbery. Oa bibs asked for what he had intruded himself into the room, he said ...

... of 10L, to Yr. J. ktaloobn, of Patella* • Aran- Clue 6. o the owner of the best heifer, calved after the Ist cl 1859.—Flret Whig Oi M., to the Merctle of Breadelbene, of Tayntonth Castle, Aberfeldy. 6.—To the owner of the beet heifer calved after the lit ...

... LATEST NEWS. THE LONDON CORRESPONDENT'S” LAST SLANDER. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Monday Morning. LiTttART frirad in London, who feels very strongly, and writes as feels, says concisely, in a note written last week, that the ** London Corresponjeni” who set ...

... of Corinth, and many the inhabitants are i* a starving condition. SOUTHERN VIEWS OF M'CLELLAN'S CAMPAIGN. (FROM THE RICHMOND WHIG, JUNE 14.) The brilliant operations of General Jackson in the Valley the Shenandoah, crippling and dispersing the forces of ...

... pronounced hi* very partially practicable. No doubt in the next volustie, we shell be hearing a good deal more of the Juvenile Whig, who was then e a very mature Tory indeed, and had already served one full- apprenticeship to red tape. We shall be having ...

... have already shown during this session greater readiness to attend divisiona on the Ballot, and vete it* favour. Among the Whigs Mr. Fttzwjuujt Mr. Foley, Lord Henley, Mr. PofLEir Scbope Sir J. Tbblawnt, Mr. O’Fbeeall, and Sit John Hanmee paired in of ...

... reside in Belfast, and were on a visit to their grandfather, a man named Kelly. who resides in Carrickfergus.—Btlfasr Northern Whig. SUICIDE BY A FRENCH GENTLEMAN.—The coroner for West Kent has concluded an inquiry at Plum stead, relative to the death of ...

... pronounced to be very partially . practicable. No doubt in the next volume, we shall be hearing a good deal more of the Juvenile Whig, who was then a very mature Tory indeed, and had already served one full apprenticeship to red tape. We shall be having his ...

... an unattached, contributor to the Times, is being fed surreptitiously with early and special information by a member of the Whig Government as the price of that journal's advocacy of certain views—then we seem to be entering t 'ne realm of liction and ...

... subjects whatever, to use his own words, ‘‘was honest, virtuous, and patriotic,” without any reference to the distinctions of Whig and Tory. Such a book as this is valuable if it has merely the effect of showing young people that so important a subject as ...

... early triumphs, she has been the kind friend and generous patroness of our Irish cantatrice, Ellen Conran.-11' orthern Daily Whig. COLLISION AND FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER. —Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, a serious accident occurred en the river ...

... public offices. Early in 1852 the Whigs were driven from office, and Lord Derby succeeded them. At this crisis the Duke of Buccleuch, in no way discouraged by the decided refusal which he had already received from the Whig Lords of the Treasury in 1850, ...