... for £1,400. The investigation has not ye concluded, nor is it likely to do so for some days. 4. third edition of the Northern Whig (Belfast) contains a telegram from Dublin, which says, referring to the evidence against two of the prisoners, O'Keefe and ...

... Loth sides may, and I trust will be effected. I should never vote for their unconditional ition, but I am quite to support any Whig or Tory who will submit a reasonable and generally ‘measure, which while or relieving ...

... Fooy PHABTUN aud plated be seen THE ELECTORS OF LISKEARD Gurrizmmn,—Acting the advice and with the concurrence of the leading Whigs and Liberals ia your Borough, I lately tssued an Address intimating my intention of asking a renewal of your suppert at the ...

... ligion rance were extended amongat the work ing me! n, hey would then have intelligent constituencies beyond the po.” er of Whig jobbery—(cheers) ; men who would stand firm in their integrity, an demand the free exercise of those privileges to whic b they ...

... high character, in the Extra 1 Ditto a to be thongbt fue a Whig, and whethe rhe had quitted Liskeard to Buller. Sac! h a| that iavalaable inister (Ap jause. ) we |ence,more than that attac! the Whigs, and give place to Sir Artha any| would contings an! increase ...

... trust, Review ite belief that as member for's small Whig borough Lord Amberley would not be alto- gether out of place in Parliament, since then under the guardianship and guidance of some elderly Whig states- man he Hy be saved from dangerous flirtations ...

... Bill, Devonport has for the most part returned Li beral members. Sir George Grey was a from 1832 to 1847. Mr. Tufnell other Whig official, sat some time for the same p ace. ‘Mr. Wilson, unhappily for himself, forsook Devonport for India, and died of e ...

... handsome Spanish mahogany and walnut tna l>edsteads (with cornice, poles, rings, and suitable hanging), r feather Spanish mahogany whig wardrobe, drawers, i sad dressing tables with and without marble tope, cberal and tig glasses, Spanish mahogany receptacle ...

... electors. Norte re quisition is in course of signature inviting Lieut.-Col jeoncl W. HP. Cavendish to tea candidate in the Whig interest. _The Hon. G. H. Cavendish, the present mem tr, wil suncer-Lyme, is a candis Mr. Jackson, M.P. for New: date. Wanntsctos ...

... saye “it is no wonder that the doings of style. stink in the Dr, Tait ranks next to Dr. Thirwall among the occupants “the Whig Government in Scotland men an d true inlof the Right Rev. Bench, is compel ed to condemn the “nostrils of so meny good caustic ...

... The last lecture for this session will be given by the Rev. John Aspinall, of on ** Robert Burns.” ’ the reward of his to the Whig party in the | of political economy is scarcely necessary to make Ririts — An all-comers’ rifle | shape of bawonetcy, by Lord ...

... the re- bellious States, wil = with or without Davis’s to treat for peace on the basis of submission to ¢! pion. The Richmond Whig sa; if subjugated, would never join the North to South, has Sent other committee upon to Washington & confer with the Provost-Mars ...