... THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. There has reached as (Northers Whig) from abroad a most interesting extract from a letter which was written by a member of the Queen's household, shortly after the death of Prince Albert. The extremely confidential position ...

... it now, however, and among the echoes one is distinctly audible at Hastings. Rut nowhere so sonorous or so afflicting to the Whig senses in the noble county Durham. That county has hitherto been Conservative. It has been represented, for many years, by ...

... defining the district, this large sum may be assessel on the parish of Shankhill, in which the town of Belfast is situate.— Whig. ...

... discuss which, seats being scarce, one of them jumped upon the meal store, and all began expressing their wonder where the d—d Whig could have got to, when the man on the barrel suddenly exclaimed, 'they hide ony gate, may he's in this vera kist; gudewlfe ...

... his speech at Congresbury, from first to last, marked him as an especially fit representative of a country long trammelled by Whig influences factiously exerted. It appears evident, indeed, that he and his fellow-candidate, Major Paget, are carrying the ...

... Aylesbury are filled by Con. secretive', as also the three seats for the county. With a single candidate on either side the Whigs have no chance of success: for the Tories possess a large and increasing majority, and this in the (woof many local difficulties ...

... was the order of the day. and that the Church was to be given up her enemies, he left the inglorious ranks of the Whigs —sow become Whigs and something more—rather than barter principle and public honour for a mean possession of place and power. Who is ...

... model. The repeal of the union he holds to be the oily measure which will do permanent and essential t>merit to Ireland. The Whigs, he says, will do nothing tor his party, and the Tories less, possible. Neither of them will ever grant tenant-right to Ireland ...

... POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. A New Whig Peer.—There is a rumour in political circles that prior the next meeting of Parliament a new peer will be created in the person Mr. William Alexander Mackinnon, M.P. for the borough of Bye. The hon. gentleman has been ...

... the Mat swath, will remember to their latest day the dreedlol manes of riot and eareege through which they pared.—Norrtere Whig. Tits Doom° ins tyre RIOTS.—As we have already annoenced, 176 persons were wounded and sine killed during the recent riots ...

... agitation which ensued, Hanson, Arthur, and Bowman were the leading spirits in this district. The cowardly and dastardly Whigs were denounced with great vehemence, while the Tories were only tolerated as being the lesser of two evils. Physical force ...

... then, we are to have, it seems, another election after the fashion of Exeter. One lesson has not been sufficient, and the Whigs deliberately wish to learn its second time. By the elevation of Lord Harry Vane to the Upper House, there will be a vacancy ...