... atg one of our party, hat to _ grid kw voids of commander, and he wounded him slightly. WA to to decide upon our fate, and to Whig that on the morrow we should ha tin man imagine what was the Improados orolsood by wards on the mind of one who ham • when ...

... New Doo LAW IN IRELAND.—Every dog has his day, but of a good many of our Irish cure the days are numbered (says the Northern Whig). The new Dog Act which comes into force on the first of next mouth ought to have an effect in bringing down the price of ...

... who are influential will not be slow to use their influence on behalf of William Carleton, a North of Ireland man.— Northern Whig. The late Lord Edward St. Maur.—The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian says :—The Duke of Somerset has been suddenly ...

... inferior office has doubt purged him his plebeian taiut, and rendered him fit company for the noble and aristocratic Whigs whom only hitherto Whig leaders have condescended to recognize and associate with. young and energetic man, well versed in finance, he ...

... the Peace Society might begin to hop© their labours had not been in vain as it is, are only remember Earl Kussell and the Whigs are in office, and we must set it down as but a rumour atier all. “The Incomplete Cabinet,” for I know no bettei name for the ...

... it was defendant's first 2s 64, offence, and he should not press the case. Fi and 8s costs. Paid. —— Juha Callicar, of North Whig- Wootton, . was charged by Sergeant with leaving a 2 wi coal, ou the Shepton turnpike road, at Stratton-on-the Fosse, so as ...

... in due time; while it is also argued that the moderate tone of the member for Birmingham shows that has become somewhat of a Whig m his mature days. Be the truth as it may, it impossible to read Mr. Bright’s speech and the comments made upon it without ...

... due time; while it is also argued that the moderate tone of the member for Pirrningbam shows that he has become somewhat of a Whig in his mature days. Be the truth as it may, its impossible to read Mr. Bright's speech and the comments made upon it without ...

... due time; while it is also argued that the moderate tone of the member for Birmingham shows that he has become somewhat of a Whig in his mature days. Be the truth as it may, it is impossible to read Dlr. Bright's Specch and the comments made upon it without ...

... Lord Harrington younger man, and has had less service, but then is a member and will some day be the head of one of the chief Whig families, who suppose they can supply competent men for every department of the public service, from a Premier down to a civil ...

... suffrage. It is difficult to imagine a more complete fusion than is now likely to be brought about between the Radical* and the Whig 3 Will Conservative opposition avail in such a case Only one thing is apprehended, and that is the probable acquisition of ...

... Zt feieedid Prodadad from life Ihe fact that his bay dace tee theTimis jolot, has been De-reran-, while ha vs. a steadfast Whig Mr. Jenkins hemmed aprivate station by and virtues wide Ihs downfall of the exception 'imams Enidpeas by: And Governer Jenkins ...