... magistrates took their seats on the bench, came from their room dressed in gowns, which they wore during the day.—*VurtAcrn Whig. The Postmaster-General baa accepted the proposal of the Union Steam-abip Company for bi-monthly despatch to the Cape Good ...

... members from the Radical camp must due to some deep Conservative intrigue. The simple truth is, they have tried a bargain with j Whigs. Neither 'party profited much, owing I to circumstances over which they had no con“ trol.” Now they are going to see if they ...

... K«tablished Cbnrcb platform, whereas Mr. Miall courted the help of the weak Churchmen, Di-senters, Roman Catholics. Conservatives, Whigs, Radicals, and soon, and wentaa far any one could, in every direction, to pick stray votes. Usd Mr. Bright’s residuum’’ and ...

... Hanover, figures on Vienna Church liata aa Father Coniwaaor to her Majesty Mary UaDover. ,, b College, Behest —We {Xorthrm Whig) are inform*d that Ui« chair Nalo.tl bilosopb) to oar Collet:*, T*c»ct tbe relir. die of tl* much Dr. Sirreliy, will iiomcdut ...

... to put in his place, member for Monaghan, the Hon. Captain Dawson, never voted with the Cousevvatlves, even when many of his Whig friends went into the lobby There is n great deal of nneasinets growing in England about the ondefend.d state of onr W-looteer ...

... Skate Las more light to h'-'/.m upon and ali-nalo the income of th« cleroy than it. would h-vc from hi»rl Rossull and other Whig ; ;*.n tho abbey ! inds of which they aro now the possessore. It Lug been d that just the Crown haa reservi to itself t!je ...

... justice to the kindness of bis disposition and to his sincere deßire to advance the prosperity of the country. They forgot tbe Whig politician in tho genial nobleman, the pleasing orator, and the steady friend of social improvement. But the visit of the Marquis ...

... Ministry as backsliding sinner. Ho would have been told that was from the Whigs, and the Whigs alone, that ho could expect justice fur Iroland.” Unhappily, the good time coming, when the Whigs shall again dkposo of the destinies of onr country, seems so very ...

... gentltman bad concluded. THE SHORT SEA PASSAGE QUESTION. Mr. T. G. Lindsay has addressed letter to the editor the Northern Whig on this subject, iu the course of which be says: fully persuaded that hy very easy and simple arrangement the mails from Loodo:i ...

... oo. Lot nIU “So!” to the •m-uH* thn UltramoeUna biahopa and the Kadical iriea (cheera). Let tell them, io the word* of the Whig etate ...

... their cbsrge. Their arguments nay least should be, administrative. this score worn out or commonplace, or both, but the the Whigs had little claim to public support, position of their authors is both new and extraor- They contrived, however, to conceal ...

... names, therefore, will be retained on the list. The matter, we believe, will be appealed the Court Queen's Beach. —Sort hem Whig.' ...