... leave. He was most popular member of the Killultagh Hunt, every member which will sincerely deplore his uutimely loss.—Northern Whig. Death from Swallowing False Teeth.—An inquiry was held few days since at the Prince liegeut Tavern, Globeroad, Mile-end, ...

... been called. Mr. Crampron had been Whig and something more” when, : .n 1882, he became a candidate for the representation of the University of Dublin a colleague of the late Hon. Frederick Ponsonhy. that occasion the Whigs, whose Reform Bill had given a second ...

... Company. The Royal party returned at four o'clock, and l iainediately embarked from the docks on board the airy, for Osborne. WHIG JOBBERY AND CHU.RCE , rt---- 0,4 t,t ( '.7 , : „, \( ~,,, , ,f,.__ 4 ,,, it ', \ il ,tl_,,_-_#• - - ------ t., 1 , - ...

... gh he declared that Tennessee must be held at all hazards. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig, stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object the restoration of the Union ...

... is season annually characterized by an inactivity in demand. Stocks cannot be regarded large ; prices remain firm. Noitfurn Whig. Fredemcksbubo. —Fredericksburg is the chief town of Spottsylvania, county Virginia, and is situated on the right bank of the ...

... hold conferences with the Confederate Generals in Arkansas. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig, stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposals from any quarter having for their object the restoration of the Union ...

... fell to the groynd, crusbhing the unfortunate man in such a frightful manner that death was almost instantaneous. —Northern Whig. DarING ROBBERY PROM A RAILWAY PLATPORM. —Three cash boxes, with a considerable sum of money in them, were stolen from the ...

... Queen's Bench under the GoTernuu nt of Lord Melbourne. The learned gentleman, as may judged Iroiu his promotion, began life as a Whig, and fought severe hut unsuccessful contest for Dublin Cnivorsity with present Lord Chief Justice Lefroy and Recorder Shaw ...

... We have been so long- accustomed to their dexterity, that we should not be surprised if they opened the role of the Grey-Whigs to whom they profess some sort of resemblance. It would be an excellent card, and though some of the influential Tories might ...

... vo » oP A i we +e a ay HERN WHIG, BELFA THE NORT e rise of the last occasion will not be renewed, and { shall not have another exposition of manicipal wis ity of excluding the well-behaved public because the men cover Council cannot behave themselves ...

... the spread of Conservative principles than the avowed abandonment of Radical principles by all the respectable and moderate Whigs. For ourselves we regret that Lord Courtenay had not an opportunity of fair single-handed fight with Mr. Seymour before his ...

... four years ago retired into private life died Monday at the good old age of 81 Justice Crampton a well-known politician of the Whig school He appointed Solicitor-General for Ireland Earl Grey and for the close borongh of Milborne Port Subsequently he fought ...