... Highness, on leaving, proceeded on a visit to the Prince of Wales st Eisnaringhans TAT FENIAN Cowsrra•cr.—The Belfast Northers' Whig states that on Friday morning, on the arrival of the Liverpool boat, Constable Fury and Sub-constable Moore arrested, on suspicion ...

... the house. A report has been made to the Lord Lieutenant through the Right Hon. Mr. Morris, Attorney-General, M.P.—Northern Whig. A YOUNG WOMAN SHOT IT HER BROTHER. A very shocking incident has occurred at South Elrnharn, near &nay, Suffolk. Mies Howlett ...

... whom he could trust. (Cheers.) As for the ballot, he was • believer in it, and believed we should have it. Their friends, the Whigs, who did not like it, might rest assured that it must come, and they had better be prepared for it. (Laughter.) But he did ...

... bad come of an old and well-known political stock, but who had run rather into wild courses, last summer. Do was of an old Whig and official family ; but he took it into his head that all that had token place about the procession of the Reform League ...

... and difficult question. It is a well•known fact, and one which he has himself admitted, that he was brought to Stroud es a Whig-Radical candidate, and in consequence of an arrangement entered int o b tween tho two sections of the previously disunited ...

... deceive him as to anv such meeting as he refers to having taken plane in 18:9. The only meeting held about that time by the Whig party on the subject of reform, of which I am aware, or of which Scan learn anythisg from Lord Russell, was one of the members ...

... according to the now pretty generally received theory, which since the Revolution of IGS9, has been the plinciple of the Whigs, that they who pay the taxes should have a voice iu the ler') ing of the taxes. But, constituted as human nature actually ...

... displayed exhibited the followamongst other mottes:—No ES rating, Down with personal ratepaying, Don't be humbugged by the Whigs, Without hazarding an estimate of the number of persons who took part in the demonstration it may be stated that the procession ...

... borne by cilia?, of the branch, and in the proneraion were flags bearing, among °there, the &Bowing inscriptions: To all Whig Worshippers and ditty Canepirators we wish • better occupation: Pioneers of Liberty, the Holborn Branch of the Reim m League ...

... obtained leave to sit again. The other orders were then disposed of, and the Hones adjourned. Tau ROAD MLIDII3.—The &Vast Northers Whig is glad to hear that the statement made by many of oar sontemporaries, 110020 months ago that Mr. Kent, the unfortunate tacker ...

... al principles. That Bill, in spite of all that might be said by the Liberal party, has been most violently opposed by the Whigs in the House of Commons; and it is entirely through the energy and exertion of a Conservative Goveronx nt that therm benefits ...

... only to impair it. In the Upper Chamber the debate. have partaken less of party, because they have been more of oast°. The Whig Peers have lagged far behind the Liberalism of the hour, and the House has studied the supposed interests of its order more ...