... frustrated the Earl Derby, It is true, the reduction of the number of bishops by ten, was the work of the latter, but it was us Whig minister; and they must be sanguine, indeed, who expect a tlnal measure of justice from any party but that which, for eighty ...

... that the early death of John Leech is, indeed, public loss, which trill widely felt and most sincerely regretted. —Northern Whig. ...

... yew We will to you to Cctk, to be dealt withi winner laid be bed se recollection of Diving got the money be eree deluged with Whig. Mr Mleye—Do you Uinta, deny tide ii / I eoatredlet I*. I deal -- whether It Is torreet or 10. The both cederod the primmer ...

... the passing of the Reform Bill, and, as a Tory, at that period voted against that measure, and uniformly voted against the Whig party. was not until the late Sir Robert Peel was called upon to take the helm of government in that the Earl Jermyn was convinced ...

... had 10 160.000 iranos (£6,000) to “••plttl Lolls, of Boulogne, ELECTION GOSSIP—TOWN OF BANDON. (from a co&bebpohdent.) The Whigs again fastened their longing eyes oq *he representation of this old boroogh, and, aUbongb they bare been of late twice defeated ...

... years, we feel that the early deAtle7 £f John Leech is, indeed, a public loss, which will be widoly felt and moat elncerely ?? Whigs, TGEATRE ROYAL. Durig ts,, ?? flaems enoyed a eucression of tiumhs igh afer nght an he ?? wore rewarded power ?? e1 Blse displays ...

... compani* tiv 1} small outlay should Irniuudiately apply Mr. ilr.RHv, who guaranU-e to safe to any amount.—tforf/orrn Daily Whig, Belfa*t, beptembor '2tth, lotii. Numerouit olher Testimonials given. 3 000 io.-grand prize i DISTRIBUTION. Owing to the Lists ...

... address for presentation to his Excellencv. This address, we believe, refers in plain emphatic terms to the injury which the Whig Government have inflicted this country. The majority of the appointments on the staff of his Excellency have now been made ...

... and tbongh some of them, lie deep, and cannot easily remedied, yet a wonderfnl change might, ere ibis, have been effected bad Whig legislators, imitating the patriotic eaatnple set by the Earl of Egliutoun, applied themselves zealously to the task, of securing ...

... misapprebmufan. spomal for trialof tbeM prironora wrilimu. j they will come before tho regular Judge of Aasue usual time. —Northern Whig. Carlow Aobicoltubal Socibtt—Loed Bbss- BoaocoH.-Tbis nooirty bus to Earl of Baseborongh tho Eoyal Agncallnral Society i «ret ...

... whose anxiety to make a bargain has led him too hastily to assume and act upon the assumption that one had been made.—Northern Whig. Ca rlow Agricultural Society—Lord Bessborough. —This society has awarded to the Earl of Bessborough the Royal Agricultural ...

... OSSIMISSOSII OI met Odom it the bed that It was the pumitios et Mies the Itippand to bo wooed es • holiday to odium. This day Whig • holiday. be would move the ad}semaial or the Too Mayor that Ito galled Ills, noway, ths adios/sow or the ass today. The ...