... mere imputation of evil. There is nothing unfair in alluding to Lord Claud Hamilton’s | position. Had the son of Whig Lord Lieutenant, ci a Whig Lord Lieutenant himself been implicated, either ' directly indirectly, in similar proceedings—and the imputations ...

... outside, who were not their beds, were treated some “ spirit-stirring sirs by the baud before retiring.—forrespondent Northern Whig. THE UNITED STATES, FRANCE, AND MEXICO. , The diplomatic correspondence concerning Mexico, just j famished to Congress Mr. ...

... recent calamitous death of Mr. Steele « ‘®°’ presentation was not followed by J ronlied in very appropriate terms.—AorOiern Whig. r P RAiLWAY.-Mr. has be.n appointed general traflie manager on this line, in the room Mr. Shaw, who has beer appointed to ...

... greater dread of a wretched bravado than George the Third with all dulnoss ever did of the far-famed Napoleon. The Northern Whig of Saturday last, in its comment on the stupid and insolent conduct exhibited towards Mr. William Gray, by some of the authorities ...

... Brady was conveyed back to County Gaol, where be will remain until his trial takes place on the of January.— Correspondent of Whig. A Tihrlt Bfpeirvu. —Tbe Leipeie journals contain accounts of an extraordinary reprieve of condemned criminal the very moment ...