... libertine; very handsome; black, with a fine eye; 45years oId. He was very active for the Union, and a warm supporter of tbe Whig party. 'At the election of representative ,peers for Scotland in 1708 he was returned, 1but'after a prolonged investigation ...

... the reviewer asks, Mr Gladstone be Lord Palmerston’s successor We should think not. No Tory will support him; not one old Whig family will follow him. The House of Commons, if all constituted as it now ia, would not tolerate his want of temper for day ...

... upon FlMob*, ted here him d«- from hi. little L.2000 Tear. nmßASi'r oosmsT-asa OZXXV XJSOAPX. Om Monday Mr Moore, excellent Whig liberal of the old achool, was returned for the ‘premier county’ of Wend, gallant Tipperary. There are nine thooaand electors ...

... he Iseritherah se the wls aft ter Them I Es li. Dr. Orilla bee elf& AO the haals allble rib tree Oral %ha te 4 the .ml .ml I Whig be frear—ll A sherd bessy later be be • amber el the seet Derr' led be t Asir te eel the ett erre el thet ea ele est see Sri ...

... 6d, to 379.; do. unwashed, 25s. to 27s. 6d.; white Cheviot, washed, 48s, to 64s. BELFAST TRIADE REPOTRT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LINENS.-The market continues dull and droop- ing. Too little business doing to determine prices, but a decline ...

... seconded the rei»o.u« tiuu. He believed the reason encouragemeat had been given by the members to the Iveform Bill both the Whig* and Tones was the apparent and indifference of the great > f the work* inn c'.aMes to the matter. there had been .ufflcimt ...

... gold chains, watches, and other articles of jewellery, he has recovered about £1500 worth of the stolen pro- perty.-Globe. A WHIG JOB.-Rumours of a very unplea- seant nature are in circulation as to the causes which have led to the retirement of MVr. Leo- ...

... caught in something like a serape, everybody was down upon him from every quarter. It was not with much surprise that we found a Whig Chancellor nominating (as the Attorney- General puts it) a gentleman who stood to him in the relation of son, to a lucrative ...

... sending representatives all to Parliament also ask, aa we bare already repeatedly asked, of what use? Bono? It question which Whig liberal placemen and alone have long ago practically answered with great satisfaction and advantage to themselves, and to the ...

... fullest invergatioa. There many persons oho tale Mr. Edmunds' side, and assert that he has been dmanefully ill-us ..td by hie Whig But, under any • the country has a right to an explanation of the conditions under whir an charged with defalcation I. allowed ...

... settled one the Imperial : mind.” Tli« Prf*x attacks the Loud Chancellor in a ▼cry virulent strain, and after remarking that tba Whigs are adepts at jbbery, says that few of their umber have displayed greater ingenuity in this respect than that member their ...

... only write t, ‘? ». 1 port hereafter for auob bttsmeM, b. tut- the proof*, and l>tmt off the wp.ee.-Ca^nom. {From Richmond Whig, Pth. 21.) The Accounts which reach from the South are not sufficiently Tolumiaona ar explicit to inform us with even approximate ...