... which are all removed the use of these invaluable Pills. Uollonxiy’s Pills are the bent remedy known in the worldfor the folio whig diseases Ague fevers all Scrofula, or Asthma Kinds Kimr’s Evil Bilious complaint Pits Sore IlhfOsts Blotches on the Gout Stone ...

... filled Sir James Graham, Sir Francis Baring, Mr. Ellice, and other devotes of tbe Whigs, but latterly seized the Adullaraites, Lowe, Peel, and Bouveiie. Tiie other Whigs who have this week given tbe same notice ns Mr. Bouvcrie are Lord Richard Grosvinor ...

... opposition the Whig*. (Loud cheer*.) Why? For very simple n-twon . because they have fur nearly quarter a century unbroken administration been our deadly enemies ; ** pldd-s few. mid destruction to the people,” has been the motto of Whig rule. (Cheers ...

... Saintfield. This is the second seizure made by Constable Scarlett in the same locality within the last eight months. —Northern Whig. Fatal Affray between Hophpicirbs near Sbtexoaxs.—On Saturday night, Ide Hill, ani*olated hamlet about four miles from Scvenoake ...

... of May Eve in 18GG would have been the result. At ten o’clock the streets presented their wonted quiet appearance.— Koythcrn Whig. Conscience stricken.— About four months ago a paragraph in the Times detailed the robbery of the foof postman carrying the ...

... state of bis patty, to take the foremost position in the Government It is, therefore, case of Gladstone, or nobody, far M the Whigs are concerned. THE FENIANS AND THE ARMf. {From the Homing Pott,) Without anticipating the discussion on the condition of Ireland ...

... Corpus Suspension Act were committed gaol on day, with the exception of Connolly, whose case is yet disposed of. —Northern Whig. Saturday five men were arrested here on a sus- Jidon of their connexion with Feniauism, namely Griffiths, manager in a establish* ...

... satellites culled him, shouted for repeal; and from the commencement of Lord Grey’s administration, till the downfall of the Whigs under Lord Melbourne, Ireland undvr a Liberal Government could only compared Japan, where, suppose, assaasiautioa, murder, ...

... had not been insincere, for he betrayed great emotion when be was obliged to withdraw his last bill. The qohlc eurl and the Whig party were, therefore, not open to the charge. In 1861 on earnett and robust reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...

... paased a resolution, in apgte tlic opposition of Government, affirming that Waterford should he made a Harbour of Refuge, ■ The Whigs refused to give effect to the de-t: cision of the Eonse of Commons; hot this docs not lessen onr obligations to Captain Talbot ...

... necessary to detent its presence. He also mentioned that through oookiug boiling or broiling was the great safeguard against it— Whig. A private inquiry was held on Monday, at one o’clock in the court house, before Captain Sutler, R.M., and Robert Pakenbam ...

... desirable result. * (Signed) Hugh FEaonsoif, 11. M V. 8.” The above confirms the correctness of a statement which the Northern Whig of yesterday published la a special edition, as follows: “ With the greatest concern we have received tbs following announcement ...