... of M. pg 1, was a3 foliows :— The qustion is somewhat for me because it relates to unforeseen ciroumstancer, with regar a to whig it is imposssble to adopt any definitive resolutio 1 before. hand. Our conduct will depend entirely upon what take place in ...

... there were none at all The bill is neither as wide as a church door nor as deep as a well, but twill serve—to frighten old Whigs like Mr. and young prigs like Sir Henry Hoare from their propriety. The taint of how- ever, is upon all they say, and one manly ...

... in namber ; the or Liberal Conservatives, who sit on the the Speaks, lelow the gaagway, were in somewhat greater force; the Whigs, behind the were still! more numerows ; whilst the Radicals, below the gangway, on the Liberal side could scarcely find room ...

... to Dublin. A large crowd of people to be very excited during the removal. FOUR MORE ARRESTS IN BELFAST. From the Northern Whig.) The suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act has been the means of ridding Belfast of a great number of suspected Peopls, On Monday ...

... OF Dr, OF The Worthern Whig states that on Friday about twelve o’clock Dr, G. L. Craik, professor of Eng:lsh literature in the Qaeen’s Colleze. Bel- ‘ast, was seized with paralysis while delivering a lecture to his class, On Saturday evening he was conveyed ...

... of conflict. Modifications will be proposed, and f then, if the Government shows its lf inclined to the side the safe-going Whigs, it will the more decided Liberals and make them indisposed to fight as hard for the Bili as its supporters must fight if it ...

... be an extensive is not a fundamental reconstruc'ion of the Government. The elimination of two such pure Whigs woul dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining poriion of the Cabinet, and the pro- bability is that a sucoession of weak would ...

... lambs during the last twelve years. Sho reared them all, and has not had a tooth io her head for the last seven yeare,—Worthern Whig. Wattaser Pensy —The series of Penny iub- Readings und Musical Selections was givea in the room, on evening last. The rector ...

... not gone in elther a party 01 a class direction. In some places they vote for Con servative candidates, in other places for Whig o Libera) candidates. If the workiogjclasses are now one-fourth or one-fifth of the constituency, they, a electors, obey the ...

... of £1(0 a year should be paid to Mre. and Miss Montgomery for their lives, aud with con- tinuance to the survivor. —Northern Whig. oF Hertor?, city coroner, held an inquest, on on the body of John Brown, piecer, Walker-street, Hardman-stret, aged 18 ears ...

... silence and perplexity maintained by the Liberal Advertiser says it seems to b> very certain that, with the aid given by the Whig mal-contents, the Conservatives can throw out the bill, The Daily Telegraph anticipates no danger to the bili from Lord Grosveaor’s ...

... thorough will be the tanoe of Lord Grosvenor’s amend- ment, it might be found in the notice, un) leled in Parlia* ht by an ex- Whig Sie ‘liam, Hutt will propose that the though passed, shall not take effect until a bill for the redis- tribution of seats has ...