... The New Whig of the General Hospital.—A circular has been* issued from the General Hospital, announcing the completion of the arrangements for laying the foundation stone of the new wing the eastern end, This, the circular states by far the most important ...

... naturally turned upon that subject. The clergyman said he thought the Castle was adopting a course calculated to injure the Whigs in popu- larity, and not provocative of admiration. The gentleman quite agreed with him, and said he thought they were carrying ...

... and £60 in fines. Owen-I hope your worship will remember me. (Laughter.) He was then removed. THE STRIKsE IN TER NOIiTERRN WHIG OFFICE. When the custody cases had been disposed of, Mr. HARPER, on behalf of the defendant, in the case of MIGladderyv. Lynas ...

... Kelly, a compositor, was brought up in custody, charged with assaulting a printer named Tarleton, employed in the Nortkern Whig Office. The alleged assault took place on the 14th October last. IMr. REA said that the prisoner was charged for an assanlt ...

... from ? Jeffssn-I em from Dublin. Mr. OBYF-What situation do you fill here at pre- sent? Jeffson-I am a printer in the Northern Whig cfflice. I came down from Dublin to work there a few weeks since. Mr. OncE-What trade are you, Striteh ? Stritch-I am a ca ...

... examined by Mr. REA-I am th; a printer in the Northern a Whig Office. I have been boi working there a nuimber of years. I know the de- grr fendant, James Lyrae. He served his time in the p1h, Northern Whig Office. Ile left about three weeks ths ago during the ...

... Digby Tarleton, examined by Mr. RErA-I ts. recollect Sanday night, the 22nd of October. I re- nd member going to the Northern Whig Offiee on that i night. I have been five weeks in the employment vat of Mr. Finlay cs a compositor. I came from Dublin. in- ...