... figured in Unitposition. Dr. James Hagan took hold in 1837 had a number of street tights, a duel with hrs brother editor of the. Whig, and was killed in 1842, in a street fight, by 1). W. Adams. His assistant, Isaac C. Partridge, died of yellow fever in 1839 ...

... House of Lords to hear Lord Lyndhurst deliver the first withering philippic in which he scathed and scorched the incompetent Whig ministry of Lord Melbourne. Since Lord Derby spoke Lord Lyndhurst has died. At three o'clock on Monday morning his last breath ...

... very worst kind, who is always buying up the debris of forgotten factions by little agreements or mutual benefit, accuses the Whigs of the heinous crime of having exhausted coalitions. We fear greatly that they have not, that the men of this generation ...

... in favour of the rich and against the poor to be carried into practical effect. Thirty yearn ago the present leader of the Whigs and the present leader of the Tories concurred in voting that any improved value imparted by operation of law to the property ...

... Russell will confine his autumnal recreations to such a very mild kind of extravagance as the indulgence of the traditional Whig tendency to nepotism. He will feel it to be necessary to his importance as former leader of the Liberal party to make a sensation ...

... but, as the muter declares, are buried in tiers the only tiers, alas ! that ever rise at a pauper funeral —Northern Whig. THE EMPEROR Or THE FRENCH AND DOGE FROM YORKSHIRE.—Mr. J. T. Riley, of Halifax, received an order from Napoleon 111. for two ...

... public exposure, has humbly apoloi,ised, and will pay over .fIU to a local charity , as a penalty for hie misconduct —Northern Whig. BURGLARY IN SHRTFIRLD. —Early on Tuesday morning the house of Mr. James Harley, of the Green Dragon Inn, Fargate, was bur ...

... defrauded to the amount of £4,000 in notes and gold, by a person named Roberts, the cashier of the Ballymena branch. The Northern Whig says that Roberts left Ballymena on Saturday last, by the evening train, and was seen carrying a large portmanteau. On Monday ...

... captured the whole rolling stock of three or four lines of railway, including forty locomotives, and this capture the Richmond Whig sets down as a loss wholly irreparable to the confederates. Iu the Teche country, which was overrun by General- Banks, and ...

... repulse at Port Hudson. No northern accountsof the engagement had been received ; but from the report published by the Richmotel Whig, it appears that the bombardment of Port Hudson was commenced at two o'clock on the 14th ult. At midnight the federal squadron ...

... IVhig as an accurate exponent of southern feeling, the policy of this country has caused deep irritation. England, says the Whig, could have made fast friends with the south, but the time has now gone by for ever. The Morning ifernid publishes a private ...

... for the lovers who died mad for her, she was engaged in composing the Memoirs of the New Atalantis—a satire against the whig ministry, the authorship of which she courageously avowed, rather than that the printer and publisher should suffer for her ...