... applied to the Registrar for her discharge, which was refused, end nothing further can be done for her until March. the Northern. Whig understands that between 120 and 110 persons have been returned for trial at the next Ouwnpatrick capsizes from the various ...

... leaders. Since that time the Liberals have endeavoured to persuade them otherwise. In 1532 the Reform Bill was passed by the Whigs, and from that time to this 149 members of Parliament have been unseated for bribery and corruption. of whom 77 were Tories ...

... and enter into bail—themselves in .£5O and two sureties in £25 each, or suffer a second month's imprisonment —The Northern Whig says:-- As might be expected, this trial has excited a great deal of interest among the Orangemen of the north ; and perhaps ...

... and a wiser man. DIZZY IN DIFFICULTIES. (By a 3feather of the Country Party.) I tell 'ee what, um, whether you're a Tory or a Whig. The longest way to market is the way you drives *p. If you ig makes any footmarks, they as fullers 'em 'ool find H hat zigzag ...

... articles—yee, political articles in a magazine edited by a lady. In the latter occurs the following sentence:— A Whig makes changes for the sake of whigs; a Tery because the old institutions have to be fitted to the new state of things. though he desires theni ...

... thoughtlessly, reg.rd the question as one which must be made subservient to the great first principle—that of reconducting the Whigs back to power. We tray that time should be given to the Church of England out of doors to exercise its legitimate influence ...

... November. 1834, tfir Robert Peel assumed the reins of government, and Lord Brougham iesined office with his colleagues. The Whig Ministry of Lord Melbourne. however. returned to power in the following April. but Lord Brougham was not re-appointed to the ...

... The funeral was, at the request of the local authorities a public one. There is a good saying current just now ascribed to a Whig M.P. Somebody, impatient of the tenacity wherewith the T..ries seemed resolved to cling to power, asked ill- It u mouredly ...

... enthusiastic cheers of welcome. sanction the purchase. After landing, His Royal Highness, accompanied The Belfast Northern Whig announces the b the Hon. Eliot Yorke and his personal death of Mr. Alexander Mitchell, a gentleman a t tendants , left by the ...

... Foreign Secretary, as well the Whigs and Radicals know. Fact the third.—have nut the Whigs got possession of an enormous amount of Church property, and me they not seeking to rob her again 1 Fact the fourth.—Have not the Whigs boasted of the French treaty ...

... hotel at Lennoxville, Canada, with one of his children in his arms, fell, and injured his back. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that all the coins, documents, &c., deposited according to custom in a cavity in the foundation stone of the Orange ...

... and, catching him by the hair of the head, succeeded in bringing him to the bank, and thus saved him from drowning.—Northern Whig. RAILWAY COLLISION. — An accident of an alarming nature happened on the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway on Monday afternoon ...