... IRELAND. The “Northern Whig” states tliat on Friday, about twelve o’clock, Dr 0. L. Craik, professor of English literature in the Queen’s College, Belfast, was seized with paralysis while delivering a lecture to his class. On Saturday evening was conveyed ...

... be an extensive, if not fundamental, reconssittitiutt of Government. The elimination of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the a:legislate of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabin e t. The probability is that a of weak goyim entente would ...

... a 1.4 led sink, is the la.geit *seal that loss ever Mee on the Slit., awl a* Mere was net far her sod /ninetieth Brawn the Whig, the thoroughfare that way is is the meantime roorosro &tom mot or PI AT R110C0111 . 5 At satins of • Dm data Troatres, ...

... , astonishing an- nouncement the eloquent Chancellor made last Friday evening 1 Wo rather fear the Tories and disaffected Whigs are acknowledging to themselves that they have made a grand mistake in taking the position they have done. The remark made ...

... are reported from Leicester; Manchester, and Norwich. The ” Advertiser” says it seems be certain with the aid given by the Whig malcontents the Conservatives throw out the bill. The ” Post asserts that the delay which circumstances, or error in judgment ...

... majority is to great extent nominal. say nothing of the Palmerstonians in whom no trust can put, Borne of the thoroughgoing Whigs who were supposed Reformers are showing signs rebelling against Reform. Health or the Speaker.—Mr writea to Sir Le Sir,—l beg ...

... amstituencies were called into existence they have been among the stea»iiest. the quietest, and the sinwreets'jp|s*rter» of Whig Uoverainents. The Scotch mem' ers very rarely .lisaj.js.int tln-ir partv division, and give trouhle any on hut the l.ord Advocate ...

... put forward that influential section of the Whigs of whom Mr P. Bouverie and Mr Ellice are two of the chiefs; and if, as is believed, the amendment will have their support, almost every man of the old Whigs will follow Lord Grosvenor into the lobby. If ...

... chair—it was announced that the Prince Walts would accept the office of President of the Society. The Linen Trade. —Tho “Northern Whig of Saturday rejHtrts:—Rather more animation has prevailed during the pa.>«t week in tike general demand for linen*, and evident ...

... election for Monachae. Mr Shirley Nippon., Mr G. Forster, the Commeateie candioate, hot wisely all his tenants rota for the Whig candidate, Mr Dawson. and Mr Shirley attributed this remit in a groat nimaure to the influence of the airy., sod especially ...

... groat deep of Reform. Disraeli, in one of his fierce invectives against Sir Robert Peel, spoke of Iron as having 'caught the Whigs bathing and run away with their clothes; and it might now be truly amid that having got the Government into the water, our ...