... 1833. In 1838 he «me fiiet elected lot the Portsmouth the Whig liberal interert, that boroogh repreeeutod ooßlinaoQily the Bene ot the teat diuolatkm Perliemeot. The oobleoaa wee thorough Whig, end wee topporter of the of hie politioel rrieede the heed ...

... Journal— whose commiseration for the wrongs of “Ireland (says the Zablet) has waxed intense “* since the expulsion of the Whigs”—treats these hosts of Mr. Brigur as the “ People of Ire- “land ;” and with an equally amusing audacity takes “ Minx, Fawcett ...

... by science in the paths of peace. Anglo-American Times, (From the Timet.) Mr. Roebuck has added another chapter hia history Whig Ministries and Reform Bills. Ihe original memoir was by no means a panegyric, nor is Mr. Roebuck much more of eulogist now ...

... fireworks, after which the teachers and chiidren returned to their homes, highly delighted with the day's entertainment— Sorth*rn Whig. ® u ° d,u •™»y Sweden, which has hitherto conof about 50 000 men, is to be entirely reorganised, in ■K« er » ~ n cre^e its ...

... means of enabling them to judge how far the decision in regard to each official satisfied the exigencies of justice.— Northern Whig- Thk Mendicity. —The Managing Committee of the Mendicity Institution thankfully acknowledge having received from the Hon. Ceorge ...

... turui key, to be dismissed ; and Nathaniel Yates, turnkey, to be fined £3, severely reprimanded.— Carrcsjiondent of Northern Whig. SrORTI N INTELLIGENCE. LIMERICK RACES— 18 and 10. The following are the entries for the Limerick Tradesmen’s i’late. Weight ...

... demagogue's precipice, becomes apparent. The riot Hyde Park; the subsequent wreckings of houses and mobbings of obnoxious Whigs; the trades unions' convention at Birmingham, and the violently unfair language used there, were—manifestations. The word is ...

... laid down by Karl Russell and Mr. Gladstone until satisfactory settlement has been effected. Whether is to l»e done by the Whigs or Tories, the Adeertiter considers it clear that a Reform Bill must be carried. The question docs not fall the ground with ...

... seriously, and precedent might have been established that would I have been fraught with the gravest consequences.— ! Northern Whig. The Journals Killed during the German War.— The correspondent of the Tempt finishes com-1 munication dated from Baden, Sept ...

... and, to some extent, in aggravated operation. If nil England were divided between Whig and Tory, the prospect of Ireland would dark indeed; but almost equally apart from Whig and Tory, and about to emancipated from both, is the I English people, whose most ...

... which should simply national compliment to Mr. Bright.” The Nation is afraid that it will “ degraded to the dimensions of Whig-liberal celebration.” The iaviUUoa was, says, plain and explicit protect itseif in tins parliculir. Since it slutuuw'c qunrterly ...

... seriously, and a precedent might have been establisned that would have been fraught with the gravest consequences.—Northern Whig. Four Vessels Nearly Lost in Tramore Bay.—About half-past four o'clock on Sunday afternoon four vessels appeared in Tramore ...