... sufering artizans of Moiiest> I d l then proceeded to censure tho msnlgesermsut to wIhde l- Iroa A i bnd boon subjected under the Whigs, and espciallly ric d rId the legal appointnents which bad b eeun ade by Lord Ci eller it Sir R. PEaL Was normy that the right ...

... proc. mor, tisedbyWiiig Gvernmens in th Royaldockyards, anda the dens ilmetics whic they ad ulseys adoted tostrengthen the Whig tile After feiewords rom M DA~uIEisnthe Hoses wentt into live Comniittee. p-re fsrlia, isod afterwards resumed, In ti Adjourned ...

... contest the seat with the Lord P'rovost ; and Dj 0. Mr Duncan M'Laren has been named by the Liberals. Of OF' ng course, the Whigs will also run ; but I have not heard of beel ir- their man. There is just a little difficulty felt about the the .m Lord Provost ...

... raged wvith great fury. TherOe es was likewise a great destruction of property.f its TrnINnER-STomRI IN BELrAST.-Tli5 Nerthrns Whig says d uis tlcat on Friday morning, about eleven o'clock, at farmer be- n lie longing to St Field, in the county Dewn, when ...

... Ivill aesal hi with poor effect if they only vote a i detl want of conlidetice ho either the European terror make hin~irt liy Whig protocols, or the policy of acting siu as vilmtiteer adviser for tlie world generally. Late ye~als have shown that counsel ...

... guidance of the noble lbid. (Laughter.) Well, too Sin, what is to be done I We knoos by the traditions of this greet stet1 Whig Party that they will cling to thle vessel, if net like shipl- taui twrecked sailors, like those teeteceustemuarine aunsimas ...

... very general request, and became a candidate; and bet, was elected by a large majority. Captain Fordyce KIea was a consistent Whig,abut acted an independent part, and the while in Parliament was very attentive to the interests of I Cap the 'onstituency. ...

... must districts is excessive, end sier rat sliosvey in a osrrked degree tire necessity for sanitary reform. To:a -Nefrhevrc Wh/ig. die ire ToE PunOGeESS OF EDoCvoTION.-A recent report of the onl isl Re-istrsr-General shores that 32-7 per cent, of thre femaile ...

... proposed put togetirer. Gentlemen, Mr Leslie happens Si so- to he aL good, a just, end a fair landlord ; arid such, whether S .nit Whig or Tory, are the men we esteem. He Iras also been a S as, hard-working member in the House, and in Committee; and I- 1 ave ...

... l1aglis, Eq., of Edialibrrgls the friend arid of * a- intimate of Charles Fox, the late Lord Panmuure, and all 1' jfn the Whig party. The late Lady Duff, mother of Lord mn rt- iFife, was her aunt, and she has been preceptress to the royal fe t tl i r ...