... aud stuffed. (Great laughter.) But, unfortunately, there k a difficulty in keeping the breed. (Continued laughter.) For those Whig birds have been very barren, and they were obliged lately to take.a cross with the famous Peelite breed. (Prolonged laughter ...

... pleihire mid M. • Asa this le • led hiss at ties. tau.' The jury head • relict for he A dun.—At CAM Monday, • were. Wife* hip& Whig • silk locket Mr l Wind if loses prism& A aid she him is Derby ler vivid. ..d we Task far Mary. Mt Its &WM—h. plead gray ? ...

... THE LAST HOURS PRINCE ALBERT. There lias reached (‘ Northern Whig”) from abroad moat interesting extract from letter which was written member the Queeu's household, shortly after the death of Prince Albert. The extremely confidential position which the ...

... intervals of dry weather, and barv«-*t is likely over about a fortnight before the usual time. The potatoes keep sound. —Xorthtm Whig. Ah the plentiful »» Crelaud, it is stated that |H>tat*x*« of the beat quahly can obtained in Limerick market at Ikl. j*er ...

... we do not desire it. Everything throws the Tones into the arms the Powers personifying Europe the old right despotism. The Whigs have not always done justice to the imperial Government, but reflection and time cannot fail bring the English Government and ...

... contract, the only effect of which will be to make that unfortunate people more clamorous, and less self-reliant than ever, hour Whigs voted in that majority. The minority consisted of Mr Leatham, Mr Lawson, and myself. and-by you will see in swollen estimates ...

... were brought before the but the Exhibition authorities declined prosecute, apology was offered. The Likes Trade.—The “Northern Whig of Saturday reports follows on the local trade of tbs Our linen market continues quiet, and withe out any feature of importance ...

... expense, and the working of the Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the Board gross Whig Job, and its office perfect snuggery. It not only entailed considerable charge upon the country; but. owing to the reckless ...

... tons comparatively remote, has witnessed the changes initiale*l by the late Lord Hamilton, who. biiusell, muf-t long the great Whig reformer *-f Ids day. wbnee menion* is still cnetisli- the island. Considerably upwards half a century ago. when there were ...

... moans and cries, rather than to l»e taken into counsel for its wiadom-but for all that true human soul. What have politic*, a* Whig. Tory, and Radical have shaped them this latter half the nineteenth century, do with *o indecorous and obtrusive an apparition ...

... statesmen who. vanona periods of hi* life, hjo* been bitterly opposed him. Forty >. ago • » was a Tory, and was a Whig years ago was a Whig, Mr Uladstoiie A » nnssrrstr And it was but six years ago that couii-m.-t with Mr t;ihs..n luni him out •« The ...

... -£louo—for arrears of overcharge* made the Great Western Railway Company since 180 L IRELAND. Tub Line* Trad*.—The “Northern Whig of Saturday observes :—Io linens have report another week large transactions and higher rates. Perhaps during week of the ...