... GOODS- See the WEEKLY WHIG. Misconduct in a WEEKLY WHIG. RECENT ELOPEMENT CASS —Bm -L the WEEKLY WHIG. CAUGHT IN THE MESHES AT L\Sf— Seethe WEEKLY WHIG. „„ . _ 'THE ALLEGED BREACH OF THE ORDER JOHN CHARLEY. X IN COUNCIL—See the WEEKLY'WHIG ...

... was found drunk; the Whig voter, whose case was laid before the less sympathetic Dumfriesshire jury, was made drunk. Lest, however, we should be supposed to suggest that Conservative electors are always found drnnk, and that Whig electors only get drunk ...

... of whig. Arming the Canadian volunteers— Se« WEEKLY WHIG. Terrible petroleum explosion See WEEKLY WHIG. SIX LIVES LO S T 8m the WEEKLY WHIG. ONE MILLION DOLS. WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED—See WEEKLY WHIG. UAVAOES OF THE CHOLERA—See th* WEEKLY ...

... WEEKLY WHIG. A SONS LI £—See the WEEKLY WHIG. CLAIM FOR TI MONEY - Setthe WEEKLY WHIG. DANCE ON BOA D AND A BOW ON SHORE—See the WEEKLY WHIG. OUT GAS LIGHTS IN THE X THEATRE—See the WEEKLY WHIG. LA Y the WEEKLY ...

... -See the WEEKLY WHIG. TESTER ARCHERY AND CROQUET CLUB —See the WEEKLY WHIG. IRISH RIFLE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON -See the WEEKLY WHIG. _ CASE OF CHOLERA BELFAST the WEEKLY WHIG. Dinner to the rev. d. cordon, BA NBR IDG E-See the WEEKLY WHIG. ...

... the WEEKLY WHIG. Artemis wards address the FENIANS—Sm WEEKLY WHIG. MURDER OFA BOV SEVEN DIALS J. —Seth. WEEKLY WHIG. PPALLING ACCIDENT NEWBRIDGE Soo WEEKLY WHIG. Five lives lost so« the weekly WHIG. Marriage under difficultiestbe WEEKLY ...

... the WEEKLY WHIG. tITHE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPL.AIVS L CASE—See the WEEKLY WHIG. NEWTOWNARD^i’OWN~cbMMISSIONEUS —See the WEEKLY WHIG. Address to the lord” lieutenant- See the W’EEKLY WHIG. extraordinary charge AGAINST DOCTOR—See the WEEKLY ...

... of linen yarn —s«e the WEEKLY WHIG. _ REACH OF THE DOG REGULATIONS'— See the WEEKLY WHIG. Dl f ABOUT A SON G—Se® the WEEKLY WHIG. rraiIEiTENINO A SON’S LIFE-Soa the WEEKLY WHIG. LA 1 M FOR TUITION MONEY See the WEEKLY WHIG. A DANCE BOA AND A ...

... I grant it. They say the Whigs postponed tenant bill till after the eleventh hour had sounded, because they hoped Ireland would come right in course of time without the need of exceptional legislation. Well-meaning people—Whigs and Tories indifferently— ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Thomas Baring. Sir Francis, however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs as 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 ...

... COMMISSIONERS —See the WEEKLY WHIG. NEWTOWNARDS FLOWER SHOW—See the WEEKLY WHIG. CASTLE UPTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SHOW—See the WEEKLY WHIG. BANGOR PETTY SESSIONS—See the WEEKLY WHIG. FAILURE OF CHOLERA SPECIFICS—See the WEEKLY WHIG. THE ...