... curried into a country, and may be stamped out of it.- -The Lancet. A BELFAST PROPERTY ROMANCE.—A few years ago, says the Whig, in one of our best streets, there was a woodyard, or something of the sort, close to some fir-t rate houses, which had become ...

... I knew him we% noratio: Click Canuing, the son of the Marquis of Clanrinude, an old Whig, and highly esteemed e u that account by the oldest and moat consistent Whig of them all—the late Henry Petty, )larquis of Lansdowne. I have seen the old Marquis ...

... thus settled for ever a dispute which should never have been beard of HER aoeepted tho resignation of her Ministers, sod the Whig-Radical Administration of Zed Roos= is at an end, and wits it the Rehm Bill of 1866. When Mr (IL/AROSE spoke of standing or ...

... Lyttov, and Sir Hugh C: tration. Any Lond Stanhope will also probab office, and it is hoped that some of the more bh. Rent tive Whigs will join Derby, who woul pared to concede to them an adequate repre ye had in w the Calnnet.” The Daily Telegraph says, &e ...