... There re 27 eases still to be dis- plosed of, but the number may he increasedi indefinitely by fresh arrests. We (Nortthern Whig) believe weD are right inr sttingthat one, at Sleast, if not more, of the Dablin deteo-t tiveeha arriived in town in pursuit ...

... opportu- nity of enjoying the honours and emoluamcnts of which they had so long been deprived by the unkind fates. -Northern Whig. MODERN EPITHETS.-Never were niceties of opinion conmpressed into so sneall a compass as bythe youth of the present day. We ...

... as his grand faculty of picturesque and flowing ocr-position. If tbe tone of the history- is some- e what too much that of a whig partan, this h a'so was to be looked for in a politician whose -lite- e ralism had always been understood to have run a co ...

... by as honest enemies, but by those who should have be been his friends. The very fact that the irr appointment came from a whig ministry was suf- b ficient, we are told, in the eyes of many, to imply tb at once reckless liberalism and encouragement of ...

... upon the stage, and, as we ales said before, was warmily received by a crowded audience. old Thie Queen (says the Northern Whig) has made L. very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the to wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena. ...

... of other men receives many illustrations in this volume, as in all that he writes. Mr. Maurice does not hold the essentially whig idea of Lord Macaulay that English his- tory, truly understood, has its commence- ment with the reign of King John; nor does ...