... The Northern Whig states that a movement is on foot for building a new theatre at BeUaat. A Strange Affiliation Case.— ln an affiliation case heard last week at Denbigh the defendant was ordered to pay ls fid per week. But after the order was made the ...

... 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, ...

... against the Parliamentary Opposition which was published under the title of the New Whig Guide. How much he contributed this work, which, after all, perhaps, did not do the Whigs any great damage, it is difficult to say ; nor are we well informed to those squibs ...

... artists' brush maker, named Cleave, died in London the other day from fright at seeing some camel's hair take fire. The Northern Whig announces the death of the Rev. Dr Drummond, author of poems on The Battle of Trafalgar, The Giant's Causeway, The Ple ...

... ~~ pre. vail, de ving what will ultimately be for their om when such it. We Were more required. Never was a few years Farms whig now felt to be too dear, And this is not to be at if we consider which laboured, viz. :— harvests, fanny cheap grain, cheap ...

... containing an enclosure covering a bill on Rothschild for £1400. The inquiry is expected to last several days. The Northern Whig givesjthe following statement re- specting the conspiracy :— ot, aw proved by O Keefe’s correspondence with ions relative to ...

... first place, he has a thorough acquaintance with the traditional policy of the old Whig party, and this enables him to bring to the future work the philosophical Whigs may decide on very great diplomatic •xperience. There is, however, the difficulty that ...

... ere there is not much probabili theevent. Our informa’ tion 1 ta rather to Mr Bouverie as the favourite candidate i on th e Whig—m side. We are, on the w hole, inclined to think that there is not much in the rumour, al thi zh it certainly bas a currency ...

... rescue in the crisis of its fortunes. He was not an extreme man ; he belonged to one of tlie great aristocratic houses. Staid Whigs, whom Major Cartwright startled, had perfect confidence in the scion of the house of Bedford. He belonged to their order ...

... to Mr Bouverie as the favourite candidate on the Whig — misnamed Literal- side. We are, on the whole, inclined to think that there is not much iv the rumour, although it certainly has a currency among Whig political circles, which imports at least that ...

... easily enough be found in lieu of Viscount Melbourne ; but in five minutes after the departure of Lord John Russell the whole Whig Government would be dissolved into sparks of liberality and splinters of reform. What will be said by equally shrewd observers ...

... friendship. The treatment Canning's friends received from the Tory party, headed by Wel- lington, precipitated Palmebston into the Whig ranks. Though not previously a> Re- former—in fact, having but a few years before endeavoured, with Hcskisson, to evade the ...