... In the vigorous and able speech which Sir Stafford Nortbcote delivered at Exeter onTuewJay referred to the losses which the Whigs had lately sustained, not in|their numerical strength alone, but in that class of members who, from their character, ability ...

... be tho more justly regarded touchstones of political confidence, the Ministerial defeat has been more signal. Radical town, Whig county even Government borough, have all echoed the public voice, amt loudly proclaimed that the name of I‘almerslim” tan longer ...

... the case as regard* Ireland. Party made her its political battle-ground, and the Unman Catholic clergy, who supported the Whigs Parliament, fortified their religious influence by the land question. All this fast passing away, and I would not recur to ...

... off immediately, with the loss of her anchors. Wliat damage she sustained the accident we arc not in position ataU:.—Northern Whig. ...

... women, from various places in the county Cavan. Their parting from their friends was truly Irish and most affecting. —Northeru Whig. An Over dose Laudanum.— On Tuesday night, about nine o’clock, an old woman named Ann Donnell residing In Hudson’s Entry, drank ...

... the Government have at length resolved to spend the paltry sum of £2,000 instructing farmers in the cultivation of flax. The Whigs have in this, as in all their measures, taken care to nullify the gift the mode of giving. Had this decision been come to two ...