... his appointment to tho soo of Dublin, have tho following particulars : —** Whatcly had been more or less connect'd with tho Whig party through his political writings, and he has been often a guest at Holland-houso, where his conversation, his jokes, and ...

... Mr. Orme, the stipendiary magistrate, who was present, seems to have regarded the proceedings in nearly the same light. The Whig complains of his inaction saying After men had been knocked down, robbed, and grossly ill-treated, the police, in great numbers ...

... ticket except those issued to the guests and the press. Many of the latter paid also. The Manchester Guardian, the Northern Whig, the Freeman's Journal, and other papers, paid for all or some of the tickets issued. The gentlemen representing the two journals ...

... yesterday morning at his rendeuce, Curraghmore. In a article on Mr. Bright'r visit to this country, the Observer, a semi- official Whig organ, warmly approves of his speeches here, declaring that he and the Irish people are now greater friend, than ever. It says ...

... Venice to Rome, are probably running on tho undoubted fact that there were Whigs in the old Roman well as in the ' English Commonwealth, and tho insoluble problem whether modern Whigs would look well in ancient toga. trust that when either ho buttonholes ...

... convened for Monday, and they will state tlmlr opinions to the Executive. There can doubt that we are reaping the fruits of the Whig connivance at sedition. There was not form save that of actual insurrection it was not suffered openly to assume. How often ...

... the bed of the river deepened, these periodical floods, if not altogether got rid of, wouldinagreatmeasureboabatcd. —Northern Whig. Innocence ok Wit—which is it ?—A German writer observes, in late volume social condition of Groat Britain : There is such ...

... unquestioning fidelity rare in tho ranks. Tho schism at Wexford for a time gave some encouragement to tho project of starting Whig candidate ; but tho state tho constituency rendered that plan clearly hopeless. At the pro# vious election two Conservatives ...

... I was assailed and dragged like a thief or vagabond and excluded from the hall,” In leader Mr. Bright’s speech the Northern Whig says ; “As Mr. Bright said in his speech, the want of Irehnd is, in fact, this middlo-rluss independence which in (treat Britain ...

... , county Cork, commission agent and shop assistant. Judge HayM.— The government have fixed the Judge ...

... severally sentenced to a month's imprisonment in the county jail for the assault.—Frttnum. ARREST IN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Last evening Sub-constable Joseph forested, at the Donegall-quay, vesy respectablydressed young man, who gave ...

... and let not a prisoner’s Counsel have occasion to taunt them With having connived at the treason they were prosecuting. The Whigs had their motive for it, but it was a motive for which the country was near paying by an insurrection that it might have taken ...