... toes. U'Gsfferty and Miller were the only persons so severely Injured as re* quire their detention la the hwpltel.—Northern Whig. ...

... oed with a thin pretest carrying oat their own principles. Hardly less flittering to his feelings mnit be his relation to the Whig mobility. Reform was their property, and has got away from them. They were always proud of uniting the of aristocracy with ...

... man bring do) prised of these righto the rioh eo freely «n» , Doone eecocded the rMolntion, whlob was adopted. The folio whig rnbeoriptiooe to oppose the MU ware eooounoedi—Meeere Artnot Guioneee, Son, end Co, ...

... were not in favour the extension of the to Ireland. Aa for himself, however, was not then prepared to the qnee* (he Northern Whig. ...

... having earnestly and tinosrely endeavoured to carry out hie views, and far lay in oy power, to sopply hie place, —Northern Whig. Visit or thb or Cambbidoi to Sand irui.sr,—HU Boyal Ft«ld o>aauu.disg is CkUf paid risit to lioja' Miliurj Ccliego, Sacdoorct ...

... graod c> m» attach will made the Oov*r» mont weeh, end, if paselbla, on Monday eight. hae been a meeting of the leadiag the old Whig ooDneetioc at Oartmehire Hoom, and theta hare been repeated oonfereaceo betveai. Mr Glad* stone, hvag, bit Bright, and I' -rictir ...

... bound to make or keep a Haase for the warn InU. resting, mciab-r*. If thi* qaeetlon makes programs, the reel reason is that the Whig Catkolioa don’t wish It to make progna* They don’t attend b »niE numbers make ktop when Uis on. There are the House fifty or ...

... Mrs George A FeQows, Jsod *Q)le, Mia* Frliovs. do: Mrs J> T Wolbury aadJUss Bmllf Woodbury, WtcisSartn, PeassylraL The folio whig are amongst latest arrival* a. the Hib*raiaa HotelHr sad WUlioaia. family ovi enite, from leOQdoo ; Char lea Sash, Ksq John ...

... masting, and •win. party sooge having baea sung, Robinson had the hall cleared, at the request of the mayor.— From the norther* Whig. ...

... be fairly attributed the present prostra. of this country—tbs great flow of emigration from our shores. 1853 they flad the Whig Government imposing taxation which they were unable to bar. Why wae that dose ? Because the men who had bean oat Into Parliament ...

... men. Db Dbew.—We coden Rev Drew baa reaigued kia Chaplain to the Lord Liautecaot. reason for this step has sot yet publicly Whig. Bbiuox Bill—This bill was read a third time the House of Ccmmoca on evening, and passed. TdANersß Ibish Batcwat Provebtt toe ...

... appreciation of his public career szpreseed Ceiled Stabs, whose was the Ann friend end supporter during the rebellioo. —Northern Whig. ...