... district at. wags bend held by the nobility, gentry, and to tail very serious subject. Tee Rsruserranon or Lustiest —The Northers Whig announces that Mr Richardson, MP, for L&,burn, is about to resign his scat in in consequence of ill health. and says it is ...

... vigour; nay, more, the policy and legislation of Government have contributed to this languishing and exhausted condition. The Whig Governments which have existed for the la.t twenty years with but short iuterrupdons, have throughout manifested either hostility ...

... oar last when referring to this subject we inserte•l in extents the section of the statute fixing this proportion, but our Whig rulers do not hesitate to drive through this enactment, which has the dignity of a national treaty, hut by none to the same ...

... other members interlered ; sod Mr ken Aarwords left, handing some silver to the shininess going away without liberty. What Whig. THI Mit.tms..—The following circular ..seeds h* issued born the of the lospoctor4cmaral at Militia, dated Dubiin Castle Adverting ...

... ispregame prevalent over the country is by the manes taxation for the Imperiel which has been more than doubled during of the Whigs for the last Mon or tweetyysarn The taxation ou Ireland for the Exchequer is folly ten millions sterling; little of this heavy ...

... hostility of the PostramerAneerat, the Chan, of the Exchequer, sad that red-tape aarrow-minded official Mr. Frederick Peel. The Whig Goverment on this dammed of Ireland. if the Irish members be smack and united, mast their coneralbiag policy as regards I th ...

... Comity w►ich be attri►uted to Mr. nosey be was the conducting meat of Mr. low Sir Paula °Tries, who is a fart ally of the Whigs, Lonesome Lori—The Most Noble the Marquis of Marti:side. by Lord Dusted* - /d.P., load Boma T. Lg., Moyodo Coot* co last, mad ...

... his life in and gave his labour to England, to be permitted the miserable privilege of dying in the English workhouse. That Whig doctrinaire, Mr Villiers, the head of the English Poor Law Board, in reply to Lord John Browne spoke with supercilious and ...

... Boonaparte by his Rat marriage. Just before the death of the great Napoleon, at fit. Helena, Mr. Wyse then en ardent young Whig, left England. with the intention of rioting the illustrious primmer at Se. lleleaa Ile broisd his intention freely, and at ...

... and adults; in Ireland, 441—namely, 386 in the county of Antrim, and 67 in the eouniy of Down, beside. 29 children Northern Whig. The of Phospbal'erovian Guano has been altered to that of l'hoapbo•Gaano. Daring the put month r,238 emigrants sailed from ...

... entertained and expressed arrows' Radical Reform principles, but be never amid make up with the haughty and ancienn mristocen. tic Whig families who despised him as a presumptuous parvenu. He attached himself to the debris of the former Peel party led by Lord ...

... will certainly be one of the mom teapot. snot of this uneventful reason, and the opportunity of successfully confronting the Whig Government with solid facts ought not to be lost by apathy or indifference at home,-Moil currtsponderg. Water es 1860 —The ...