... tions for the regeneration of Italy—always the engrossing hope of his life—procured him the intimacy and regard of the great Whig politicians of the day ; and. though strongly opposed to the more violent Italian party, with whom he always refused to act ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...