... aid wa« at once called, and the inexpressible joy of his friends he was in a short time pronounced out of danger.— Northern Whig. Clerical Outrages upon Orphan Girls.—Extraop.- DINART C.VSK.— The Philadelphia Bulletin reports the following ca.-'e Kev. ...

... Stewart, brother of the present Sir William Drummond Stewart, of Murthly. Mr Drummond was returned by a majority of 458 above his Whig opponent. Drummond was Conservative of the Peel school, and supported Sir Robert Peel in the abolition of the corn laws. At ...

... demonstration, and considers it amply justified by the great extension of the franchise, that we have here the Premier of the late Whig administration, and its Chancellor of the Exchequer, expressing different opinions, though they were said to be in all respects ...

... The former may be expected at Marseilles on the 27th inst., and the latter at Southampton on the 4th October. The Northern Whig announces that in the event of a vacancy occurring in the representation of Belfast, Mr George May, Q.C., will solicit the ...

... constitute a middle division, or, as they very accurately put it, an agricultural or territorial division ; and the fact that Whig and Conservative noblemen and others are mentioned as united in the promotion of the scheme sufficiently indicates that it ...

... jubilant To prove how they approved the Bill) That I/ ...

... asted,did like that; they thought the Liberals were making • great mistake, and that their action severed tee meth of the old Whig pro el longing up a certios to • retain miss, sod whsa tree was • shame el prang it, slider; it sad perm; it over to wary fee ...

... r ever were proffered SOW. Mr. Dillon was well supported by Min Joliet Dislownek arks played the pert of Madeline with meek Whig sod pa_s. Kr. Wards (albeit a hula homy la his style) provoked lusher the Clown )eeparmada, Mr. Herman and earefelly and well ...

... deligbaal far Wm to know sae that stair Inside the Q takers bad tome forward dining Ibis year (t 001), Mr. Haber; Carhop Whig, with shore, beta the awe et sending oat two mast, holy, zealous to Madagwar, who were working shoulder to shoulder with their ...

... this violent slap in the face, and he has probably repented his hasty and undignified reversal of Lord Russell's policy. The Whig leader ham been amply revenged. The Conservative Foreign fiseretary, in his reply to Mr. Seward, had to betake himself to the ...

... south, sew ready for Wlll MUM The members ham Istemeed =t gout hoes flor. The reports of dm was wort en vM sad MOW beaten Whig the past isesolosed ea ogee sobelerob at Oxford, by a. J. shelties Qstos'a Coll Oaterd. by S I. badges the paean of two ;spite ...

... the city In which some et the materiels, particularly the bricks, are of a very stamp. I think, sir, it be high time that oar Whig men In these matters, the architects, should leek bite the natter more closely. They should Insist on having good Donau materiels ...