... mentioned as a probable candidate in the Liberal interest. Tipperary.—According to an Irish paper it is the intention of the Whigs to shelve Mr Charles Moore, the colleague of Captain the Hon. Charles White in the representation of this county. Mr Peter ...

... by sight until about two gang* ago, when be met her at the ator's °Mos. Mr. Lewis mid tbid Madam Hated Mend nothing, and had Whig to !we. WI a hi avower to the way owe side hid bees Mr. having regard Wilts rime et the charge, said be rbeulb require two ...

... mentioned as a probable candidate in the Liberal intermit. - I;;Castr. —According to an Irish paper, it is the intention of the Whigs to shelve Mr. nails Moors, the colleague Captain the Ron. Charles White, in the representation of this coun ty . Mr. Peter ...

... reappeared, and entered into conflict with the police, when several of the latter were badly cut with stones. The Northern Whig states that stones were also thrown at the clergymen on emerging from the chapel. The mob proceeded coolly to demolish the ...

... for such force as would suffice to guard the judge from intimidation, insult or injury in the administration of justice. The Whig Government, however. bad received other communications on the same subject, and they only sent two troops of the 14th Light ...

... dm Dodos Da THE DREHOL HOSPITAL RICK CHILDREN AND 702 THE OUT-DOOR TREATMENT Or WOMEN, ROYAL FORT-ROAD. Number of atlcarlad Whig the week : IwPolimob—Chadros .. .. Dike .. .. 117 Potkislo admlttod dolly from sieve& o'clock. Admitting Patients this week ...