... magistrate at the Thames Police Court, after hearing some further evidence, remanded the case for another week. week. The Northern Whig suggests that the punishment the law now awards to garotters, and those who commit highway robberies accompanied with violence ...

... almost any ptice, and still buyers were few. A penny per 100 wss even spoken of as price that would not be refused. The Northern Whig suggests that the ponishment the law now awards to garotters, and those who commit highway robberies acoompantcd with vl-lance ...

... Why should there be any prejudice against the step we propose? Has the suspension acted ill inreland? No! Neither under a Whig nor a Tory Government has a case of wilfully malicious or party arrest taken place. The powers thus conferred have been used ...

... almost any price, and still buyers were few. A penny per 100 was even spoken of price that would not refused. The Northern Whig suggests that the punishment the law now awards to garotten, and those who commit highway robberies with violence, might most ...

... that the forthcoming session will be one replete with surprises. Mr. Disraeli is to go in on educating his party and the Whigs are not only to be dished this time, but devoured; Liberals are aghast at the prospect of an epoch of revolutionary Toryism ...

... testified their satisfaction with the suectSM the experiments frequent applause. A SENSIBLE VIEW OF IRELANDS WRONGS. The hurt kirn Whig. article on (be recent manifesto the Roman clergy in JJtnerick. discusses the re pea) sursllon »itb tts usual candour end ability ...

... IRELAND S drunkenness in our country proceeds from a class WRONGS. I which happily does not exist in the Umted States—a Northern Whig, In article the recent manifesto class existing on chance halfpence, and to whom dnnk Hie Roman Catholic clergy in Limerick ...

... 41 by shutting out the human element, and breaking the the following night to drill on the mountain, but I under which the Whigs have gained their ancient prosecuted. Governments, like individuals may toca Do. Preference No.! lOO _ Do. Aberdare .. 50 - ...

... credentials in his capacity as Ambassador for the North German Confederation upon Her Majesty's return from Osborne. The Northern Whig understands that between 120 and 130 persons have been returned for trial at the next Downpatrick assizes from the various ...

... the Conservative party were firmly determined to restore to them the political rights which they had been deprived of by the Whigs on the passing of the first Reform Bill. (Loud applause.) Lord Stanley expressed his great gratification in re ceiving such ...

... for bit excelle it csteriwz. dimmuragiug eiretteuvtance. of having unfavourable weather, Tee lemon was, they Were nearly all Whigs and Tories, ml. —he put mete of Mr. Thomas J • The sport was confined to three events, the Open which, as the resicleats o: ...

... and means The Revolution are bound to drive the party to logical conclusions, or break it Into a thousand pieces, was the old whig party, unless get our rights.’ That brought him to bis pocket-book, and he signed his name Andrew Johnson, with a bold hand ...