... which wi have mentioned says, regarding the Whig policy on th, Galway Contract: It is deeply to regretted that the Galway line shouli have become a party question, through the factious policy of the Whigs, who grudged that Ireland ihould owe s great ...

... consider that all's losu He sends off to Cardinal Antonelli a message to keep up his spirits, and denounces the Irish Catholic Whigs (and Dr. Cullen, whom he deliberately charges with favouring them), as standing in the way of a Ministry's accession who would ...

... bat her health Is much affected, and Icarsare eot'-ruic'd for her recovery. DEATH OF JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES. Ike Northern Whig.) A telegram received yeaterday evening baa brought the news of the death, Torquay, In Irevoushlre, of James Sheridan Knowles ...

... retrenchments; and redaction of five millions'; would therefore be a very serious curtailment of | patronage which Tories Whigs alike are deeply interested. But the limes are somewhat 00l of j jintand, matter how disagreeable and inconvenient may prove ...

... genial or heart more warm never resided !„ earthly tenement than that which beat the bosom of James Sheridan Knowles. Northern Whig. A critic thus refers to his dramas, in a notice prefixed hi» The Hunchback His works arc without a spot; they breathe the ...

... was flowing profusely from the wound, and was spread on the street, whilst the man proceeded to the nearest surgeon.—Northern Whig. ...

... not for themeelres and their city alone, but for all Irelandbravely fought and nobly woo. Against Mr Sullivan were combined Whigs and Tones, together with few of those silly and Wsubicv.ut men, who, professing to to the Na. timed party, am labouring so ...

... Marshall, his son-in-law, left Belfast yesterday evening, to meet Mrs. Knowles in Glasgow, and arrange the funeral. —Northern Whig. The Atlantic Telegraph Company, encouraged by the favourable reports of the engineers, and the contractors for laying the ...

... to con- Marshall, his son-in-law, left Beltast to me of the ) tothe Knowles in Glasgow, and arrange the fu the ad- Northern Whig. Loxvon larsu 1 match took place on Saturda com- range, Willesden, between ten members of re pre- these corps, the London Irish ...

... clock yesterday morning, his residence In Merrion-squaw. The deceased baronet borough of CashsJ was a constant supporter of the Whig party IntheycarlM and again 1819. Sir Timothy filled the -u Dublin, in which latter year the occasion of her •' ». ,e8, - B' ...

... Parliament to legal offices in connection with the Crown, to the detriment of other members of the bar. It was not the practice a Whig Government only, or Conservative Government only—both did it when they had the chance. The rank of Queen's Counsel was, he ...

... strong penchant for stories of blood, he had on former accused his own father «1 crimes which turned out fabrications.—A’w/A'ra Whig. Dubi.is Exiiiuiiion Palace ani> Wisiek Gabcle UtiLDiNGS.—Tlie committev. alter considcrable labour?. having had make their ...