... country. It is now admitted on all sides that such an organisation prevarles E almost every corner of Ireland. The Northern Whig admits its existence in the North, and sug- geits the extinction of Orangeism as a cure for it. In the west of Ireland, at ...

... tho wO rilhtito nolhiuatN Perhaps, the apt s'viij''dhlsol Cal appointmentkever made, in Scotland by anay Lord- ly, Advocate, W'hig or Tory, is., tUit' made 'wtithfih boe the las5 few days ,by the. present LorA 4dvocate ly - nsiely, the lappoifitment of his ...

... FIRST will contain- LEADERS. Canstanes Kents New Confession- Our Jolly Tars -Our Meadows and Graveyards-Another Shameful Whig Job-The Leith Mystery Case. LoCAL NEws. The Cattle Plague-Sanitary Condition of Edinburgh -Murder in the High Street-Fires ...

... reform) consented to take office with Earl Grey and carry the Reform Bill, right as a Tory, right as a Canningite, right as a Whig, right in con-' senting to the Gagging Acts, right when heliberate'l the Press, right in voting for Protection, right in supporting ...

... (SATURDAY) contains- LzADEns. Constnrce Kent's New Confession- Our Jollv Tars -Our Meadows and Graveyards-Another Shameful Whig Job-The Leith Mystery Case. LocAL Nowe. 'The CattlePlague-Sanitary Condition of Edinburgh -Murder in the High Street-Fires ...

... to him that a KW lee noise would be most asoeplabli. He gel into • towering woks sad followed as into oar stooping aportamt. Whig that we would ham fight bun. Finding got quit kim vain, i and wg be was about to strike, mods a dash at the drawer where the ...

... shall only say that the lad is utterer'nnrovsvh to o: a'xce~t uis the son of a father jehib has'been'hbis,'y the'grace of ai Whig Govera : raent, to' hie'ap upon li! ' very early and very distina gnsoshed hoaourts. ,, !Orly ,ncp dijd we ever hear of bhi ...

... but somewhat in excess of 1864, The stocks of foreign refined and candy were less than in the preceding year. The Norih/rn Whig says of the ulster linen Trade *-Thero is no change of importance to note during the week. Demand for all markets, with the ...

... for trade sotivity to tolerate. Whc, for instanj0.e5e0, .,goingt.$o:pay a wretched inveutor fof Making ,the., plyl. .mt nia . whig . u nr5 possible a perfqct. joiot.av joint v-ejIch w ill nb:ot pemtt ecp of~ea' lhuk it}hout it half 't enines iue5 couifee ...

... kinsfolk and for the relatives of Whig judges. The chief legat appoi'ntiients which hare been of late con-' ferred or teadjustedliave been a'seheriffehip upon Mr Andrew Rutherfurd Clarkc, a uephew. of the late ,W'hig judge, Lord Ruthergurd; another e ...

... would be said. if 'Sir' George Grey N were- to propose to mis up Church-rates with the county rabse. My opinion is that a 'Whigs; Tories, and Radicals wroald laugh the C proposal to scorn. Howr the Scotch memberq E~ came to sanction such a lawr I cannoe ...

... 'hiu 'the elements of a sneak; and he wants nothing bet timne tolripen him into a pickpocket, a swindler, a horse-dealer, or a Whig statesman. ...