... of not unnatural exultation. For observe what they have done. They have carried a Reform Bill, the principles of which the Whig party have persistently refused to recognise. They j have not, like them, taken to patching and darning the old highways of ...

... and they feel in consequence terribly aggrieved. They had hoped that the Ministry would have followed the example of the Whigs, and given some little sop, some half measure, which might have enabled them to go to the country with a good cry,” and on ...

... sons and two daughters. All were born alive. Four survived their birth but a short time, and one is still living. —Northern Whig. Mr. Charles Kean. —A favourable change has taken (ilace in the health of Mr. Charles Kean, who has been or some time pa?t ...

... riota in the county Down on Lady-day were more serious than was at first reported. A Rathfnland correspondent of the Northern Whig in* forms us that, in addition to one man, named Toner, who is seriously wounded, some five or six persons are suffering more ...

... y-ur report, the proceedings seem to have been adulterated with local politics considerable extent The formal invitation to Whig Lord-Lieutenant would imply that—even the majority of the guests were of opposite persuasion—politics, for that evening at ...

... was that on which the stoutest battle was fought. Against this important and novel parliamentary principle the heads of the Whig and Radical parties dealt the heaviest blows. Mr. Bright of course led the van, and his flaming sword which turned every way ...

... fourteen yean, anil enjoys considerable local influence, has just undergone a change proprietorship. Hitherto representative Whig interests, the Examiner, under its new management, will Tend its support to the caute of Conservatism. Bkkakkast.—Epps's Cocoa ...

... tore to tatters the flimsy pretexts which obstructed the progress of the Reform Bill, and overwhelmed the entire host of Whigs, Radicals, and Adullamites in the flood of his scathing eloquence. The entire assembly laughed consurncdly,” well it might ...

... rapidly—a safetyconductor in case elemental disturbance be in the air ; and the almost unanimous recognition of its importance—Whigs and Conservatives being nearly united on the question—affords fresh proof of the sagacity of the Lords, and their desire, while ...

... views the subject, though it is said to have been written some weeks before the debate in the Lords. The writer believes a Whig Government only can settle the question ; but would he not have said the same of Reform some time ago ? The Plot of the Mexican ...

... William Keown. J.P.. of Downnatrick, intends to offer himself on Conservative principles for the vacant seat ; and the Northern Whig thinks will be elected without opposition. Conviction or Wife ron Killing her Husband. - At the Staffonlshire jwsize, Monday ...

... pair with him or Mr. Dixon, and only one vote will thus be left to that great community. He denounces bitterly certain of the Whig peers for having joined this childish or nefarious scheme,” and advises that the great towns should send deputations up to ...