... ficrooi.—The lets schoolmates Mr. Ws% bosh, le • more Incisive poet I. BerUonettan, Mr. K. Wager, late of Mark's Trainees Whigs, Mabee, hes wend epos the denim anoint of the Mopes, Sneed. EAST GLOUCESTERSHIRE RAILWAY. PUBLIC MINIUM AT PAIBFOBD. A public ...

... county member and an English country gentleman (cheers). He was accessible alike to every one of his constituents, whether Whig, Tory, Radical or Conservative. Politics made no difference with him in bespeaking his greatest endeavours to further any object ...

... transpired, capsized. Four of the five bodies are said to have been recovered. FATAL ACCIDENT PROM LIMITNINO. The Northern Whig states that a farmer, belonging to Saintfield, in county Down, while standing in the Belfast cattle market, on Thursday, was ...

... the crew, to await the result of the Coroners investigation. THE LAST HOCKS Of PRINCE ALBERT. There has reached us (Northern Whig) from abroad a most interesting extract from a letter which was written by a member of the Queen's household shortly after ...

... rather surprised his constituents with his doctrines. Taking a view of the Session, he said that the Tories were not exactly Whigs, as he had preciously thought, and should now consider the defeat of Lord Palmerston * great calamity; reminding his audience ...

... the Owner at W. ea The war wenaa , wefts& Possess diewt, aged A. Whig with her Wand sod We awn, who dawn. Bowoll hi hew* of lthe Ufa Awl to see her ; bet they wore mined ep- Fie hew& An Whig dt the bets got to Meyerds of Mr. Unit, Nal end of the Welk ; ...

... end Wee el theme sell& ''' Tie le--1 whit the Wee p . 10-4 Se peisels, weed offend* re The we fined id* the Nyder ea sad Whig aside, weal of Se webers paved the disorderly umsel, es &del • ewe sew tookpier* with beeressa *We be impel. Thu wrier, was ...

... course would be sheer madness. Neverthelese the Tories believed it, for, say they, Lord Palmerston's popularity is all that the Whigs have to go to the country with, and fearing that some accident might deprive them of that before the spring or autumn, ministers ...

... building for some time, that the mob wile loudly threatened them personally, might disperse. TER Lem Jam Vicuov.—The Northern ;Whig has the following truthful remarks on the services of the Ear: of Carlisle in Ireland A survey of his career brings tc mind ...

... cabman for hat driving, to the great Woe, el his horse. Soon after this, the use megioleettilad to take a joessey by train, sod Whig nraiels to mare, he hailed Indio Mile mat, denied the men to go es laid as Indeed. I wail Er, saki the cabman, Op I was ...

... the South, and joined the black republicans in the bloody crusade, thus rendering them unfit for Southern association. The Whig is confident that before this month is out Grant will make • combined and formidable land and water attack on Richmond. A id ...

... ago at plow,' • and iut 'fere—Mu:9o gibea eaptala's lyieri - er - w o r si - ap was. TN mooed nate was eMeg daises, a*. sad Whig what they were going de with his. Lgate we thin, sad there were more. Ikon wore &bowl Ness Lows was the% mid others the (Lops) ...