... Arrest or A Fenian ix B evrast.—The first a Fenian in Be! by, the Northera Whig have taken place on Sunday morning. The fellow gave his name as Francis and he stated that he was from the H. Centre 2 ey agent of the Fenians, A Nice Lapy.—On Th ursday, ...

... ADVERTISER. Sm,—Your correspondent A. B. Donald appears to me to be near the truth as to the Whig notions of an extension of the franchise. But, apart from the Whigs, how, 1 ask, can he (A. B. Donald) expect ary extension of the franchise to be instrumental ...

... ed by the Liberal party at] present. It is weak in the Commons, The Post remarks that Earl nearly a homogenous Whig Government. purely Whig character externally i ak ere is the of great disadvantage and The list of the Government to obtain fresh strength ...

... class have but not vexatiously com peek Ss Baie the China cultiv. vee, ape at De oy Budget the financial legislation of the Whigs 1n- “The imes does not + ove ae of the 1a dk iy tobe bone to the country, but, in the lace hesitates before ca)ling them Star ...

... ted. The Herald would have ferred relief to the English of tivator, aad com stall leaves the financial legislation of the Whigs - pa The does not deny that of the ok the Exchequer is li ely to ficial to the’country, but, in the face of what might have ...

... amongst the Scotch members who voted on the same side were Mr R. W. Durr, Sir J. and Mr Macxis. Some twenty-five or thirty Whigs voted with the Tories. It is generally believed that Lord Pat- and Mr have had a some- what serious disagreement as to the ...

... amongst the Scotch members who voted on the same side were Mr R. W. Durr, Sir J. and Mr Macars. Some twenty-five or thirty Whigs voted with the Tories. It is generally believed that Lord Pat- MERSTON and Mr Grapstoye have had a some- what serious disagreement ...

... different kinds of anta maervataves Getest his political views ; not comfortably follow a man whose family views ; and the Whigs Was unacquainted both ab a whether he succeed or fail, will the arena they take and we anticipate . times whenever the lo WA ...

... Bark to “ my Son, by rough and tough, et for Lords to throw dirt On the Peerage too bad I call— by and Co, 4 Lord Russell is Whig, Viscount Amberley Radical Not Dire: More de — Goes in for the masses, Not Leatham emptier Wonld trust to the millions Or more ...

... of discomtiting an impudent election was in the bourhood of a large blic school, and as bad seen reason to from Whig to Tory, or from to Whig, we forget which, ‘or political inconsistency attend- ing tbe ackets turned inside out. concluded his address he ...

... MURDER IN IRELAND eee (From the Northern” Whig.) One of the most frightful murders ever committed in Treland, was discovered in the County of Meath on Tuesday evening. The facts of the case are briefly these :-—A fire took place in the out-offices of ...

... intention to fulfil those hopes and satisfy those The happy days are past in which, the four years of Lord Pal- merston, a Whig to have no policy on dy ye 2m formed a resolution it cught to be san do is very the Government have not made as Mr minds on ...