... of the cell, whose conduct in being in possession of tho contraband of prison, I am told, amounts to misdemeanour.”— yorthem Whig* University of Dublin.—ln the event of promotion of Attorney - General, Mr. John Edward Walsh, Q.C., to any office consequent ...

... Constables Lamb, Mills, Bcanlan. . ~ , . . At this hour (four o’clock) the brigade are still engaged pouring water the (UirU. Whig. believe we are drifting into troubloue times, because I see men by means transcendent ability followed by crowds which can ...

... occupant the cell, whose conduct in being possession of the contraband of prison, I am told, amounts to misdemeanour.— North eni Whig. Fearful Hurricane—Boulogne, Tuesdav Niout. —At three o’clock this afternoon, one the most terrific whirlwinds probably ever ...

... of the cell, whose conduct in being in possession of the contraband of the prison, I told amounts to misdemeanour. Northern Whig. Stattbx of AmhBICAK Soldiibs. —An American gentleman, Dr. Gould, having examined the return* relating to a million of Federal ...

... religious garb” accident. If » y gmtifjring »ceno the Thoro a tonoh of In American Fe- mioAl of th* Kotrarfoi, who, aj»penr« Whig, had found good a«.g the pointed them. The choice of Catholic, wa. t.™d ‘aTso‘promised e„ t i r „ secrecy matter of necessity ...

... possession since our first guarded allusioun to it inasmuch inquiry into aU the circumstances will be held on Fnday next.— Northern Whig. Paris letter states that the French Emperor has consulted on the state of his health an English physician. Dr. Raynor, who ...

... be taken down and rebuilt. The accident must be attributed solely to bad adjustment of the pipes with the meter. —Northern Whig. Marriage under Difficulties. —One morning last week a loving couple presented themselves at Braddan Church, for the puipose ...

... relieved Kr. Keller—One thing is certain and that is, that , petit. Parnell of the ball. Mr- Sullivan tried • run be they Whigs or be they Tories who are in office, , off Mr. Smith, on which, however, he went out they will be found equally ignorant and ...

... j snappishness and ill-humour, Mr. John A. | •Roebuck, has just expressed his ideas the Reform Bill, and the conduct of the Whig Ministry. His remarks were precisely of the character to expected from peculiar person. Among other things ho suggested a union ...

... y under the description of the working classes on whom the late Ministers sought confer the privilege of voting.— Northern Whig. Electoral Impurity and its Remedy.—An M.P., who represents borough of 300,000 population and 1,200 constituency, in the West ...

... brother, Sr. Thomas Baring. Sir Frances, however, did mining to retrieive the reputatian the Whigs Issciers and fell before the attack of Sir Robert Peal Whigs had done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could only ...

... brother, Mr. Thomas Baring. Sir Francis however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs financiers, and fell before the attack of Sir Robert Peel The Whigs had done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could liave ...