... inflicted on him then and then by John The mntnl witnesses were bound over appear to prosecute at next Solfaat Assizes. —Kortktrn Whig. ...

... Bright, sworn Ministerialists, and even Conserva- tives—have gained seats at the expense of the Eussellite Whig. 1809 it was calculated that the old Whig partisans returned to Parliament were nearly as numerous the friends and followers the present Premier ...

... worth mentioning in Norfolk; and when, at the lat* general election, endeavoured to propose a candidate in the interest the Whigs, could not get a bearing. How delusive is the xozpopuii I At one moment he was, perhaps, the most popular man in England ! ...

... Liberal candidate, although a new and very young politician, was so nearly connected with the great families who manage the Whig policy, and his parentage so distinguished him from the ordinary run of candidates, that the result the contest was anxiously ...

... for extreme delioaoy in contracting pecuniary obligations. When the secession of Duke of Portland, with a large section the Whig party, towards the cement of the French Revolution, deprived Fox of all immediate chance office, he stooped to accept annuity ...

... Saturday, the 9th proximo. The man admits his name is Logne, but says that Philip, not John, is his Christian name. —Northern Whig. The Outrage at Fixolas. —The prisoner O'Flynn still continues in very precarious state. The swelling in the head baa been ...

... printed Maidstone about the time of the late West Kent election. The circular announced to the electors a coalition between the Whig and Tory candidates, and the statement was made the authority of the name of Nevill.’ The printed circular and the writing ...

... crop this year. We mention here that there is no appearance of the cattle piss- this or other parts of the country. —Btlfaat Whig. The Salmon Fisheries.—The season for takinf salmon in England and Wales (except by angling) cl** on Thursday the fence time ...

... the street. The conduct the Orange parity in this part of the country seems to be daringly disloyal and defiant.— Northern Whig. Great Destruction of Farm Produce. Early on Bundav morning fire, which resulted the destruction of large corn stacks, chiefly ...

... commission ass-mothing like a certainty, expecting thetriili place in the early part of November. An articio in the Southern Whig compares the extent of the popular disai'eotion in I79t ...

... s-tonaco were branded with the letter* U. 3.” With reference proprietor of tho ins/, People, Dublin Correspondent of yesterday's Whig I have heard from particular authority that there wero leas than 2is> American lettera in the Ueneral 1 Ouoo haze for Mr. O'Donovan ...

... of a great many more and disarm the opposition of the remainder. If, on the other hand, every vacant office is to given to Whig lordlings or nominees, the Government will inevitably be weakened, and new general election possibly become necessary before ...