... to the son of one who, in the days of the scandalous Litchfield House compact, rendered effective suit and service to the Whigs, and opened a chance for the entrance into Parliament of his Irish Attorney-General. If Mr. O’Hagan should gain the seat, Lord ...

... Hooper Hart- i noil, of the Kentish Mercury, was elected President of the Society for the ensuing year. The Maze Races.— The Whig, of yesterday (Friday), says—We understand that great exertions are being made for the purpose of giving more than ordi- | ...

... as concerned any positive declaration of principle. It was more adroit, however, in its negations. Thus, knowing that the Whigs are regarded with frenzied hate by the Lavelles and Sullivans and those disaffected Roman Catholics whom they may be able to ...

... press of London, Edinburgh, and Aberdeen has noticed his histrionic performances in the most flattering terms; and the Northern Whig thus refers to his reading of Money,” the play which he is to read here:—“ High as was our opinion of Mr. Hunter, we hardly ...

... conversation, has, by order of the Crown, been abandoned, and Dr. Courtenay has, of course, been released from his recognisances.— Whig. The Dublin Metropolitan Railway. —The committee of the House Lords has declared the preamble of the Dublin Metropolitan Railway ...