... WHITIIELD S PRIVATE HOTEL, & 7, Beaufort Buildipgg, Strand, W.C. Bed, Breakfast, and Attendance, per day. Reference*, Northern Whig Office, l>erry Journal Office. IRISH BELL FOUNDRY. COPPER & BRASS WORKS. 1 MURPHY, THOMAS STREET, DUBLIN, who ob• tallied the ...

... the law most uke ita coutxe. Preparations are being made for the execution, which ia tu lake place the lU.b mat.— Northern Whig. (general Betas. The French Commi»*ionere eppointed to inqoire into the nature of the trichina disease, prevalent amoopst piss ...

... jail ond> r the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act. A person unm>d William Quinn was also arrested, hut was discharged. —Sorihem Whig. IUIXTASStETT CBL'aCB. —ObDIN*ATIOJ» OF Eldkr*.—On Toes-laj evening last, a service, comluctfd members of the Derry Pr. sbytery ...

... instructed Mr. I3a»k«-r and Mr. Arthur U. Kaye, was for peiiiioner ; and Di. M'BUme, rncted Mr. Archer, was for ibe Northern Whig. Dkatb Scknbs op Hxmauk*bi.a Pkhsons.—Mary, Scoilami's g'cai beamy, met (be gloomy king'' degree resolution out to expected ...

... Liberal members can never have anything in common with the Tories, and b' unity among themselves, they might get much in m the Whigs. It is quite evident that, the Church question, they may expect nothing in the meantnm-. but we are sanguine that lire hands ...

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... next Parliament would jusily repudiate anything that they did. In conclusion made forcible appeal to independent moderate Whigs, be time, and not bury themselves prematurely that tomb iu Westminster Abbey in which the bon. member for Birmingham said they ...

... young and old, Honesty the best policy,” and with these plain and simple words the Liberal Ministry have met the shock of the Whig deserters and the ultra-Tories, who hoped to sit angle Refuim this year they had strangled it often before. We expect, a short ...

... expected support the hill, and the two or three other Liberals who have been inlluenced, we will suppose, the speeches the Whig deserters mid the ultu - Tories, amount entirely to nearly d« z-n, which, d--- deducted Irum the original expected majority ...

... Henderson proposed *'Mr. and Mr#. Spillt-r.’’ Hugh Rea and Mr. U. Henderson, Newry, took part iu the proceedingi.—iVo/fAem Whig. poetry .. , ; . oft .I,= fallow had ©Denetl it and was seiziog the I trian married a few we«kg after breaking off her engagement ...

... Iluwaids, the Sutherlands, and the Somersets. The ' course taken the noble lord in bringing in tins amend I ill would separate the Whig party from the Liberal and popular parly, and if succeeded in so doing, he would tell noble lord that if the gieal popular ...