... hnnsa in the neighbourhool of hta home, with no clothing upon him but his shirt, and lodged him again in the asylum.—Norfhsm Whig. We have reason to believe that a baronetcy has her* offered to Mr. Mnzicro Brady, in recognition of his long services as Irish ...

... this geocratiou realise the l .“ excitement which had for yearn “ouj the enthusiasm or tho new constituencies m favour of tho Whig-Liberal party of the day. The S|«k result 12th of January, 1833, it gave of the ...

... the expectations of the House of turns out to vory much the sort of administration which would have been s-'lccted the Arch-Whig Lord Russell himself. This, doubt, is another great disappointment to tho Radicals. It was bad enough gel such a reformed ...

... well written ; and among others we may name, the Cork Examiner, the Dublin Freeman, and Evening Mail, the Belfast Northern Whig, the Liverpool Daily Post and Albion, the Sheffield Telegraph, the Birmingham Daily Post, the Leeds Mercury, and the Invernes ...

... Gd,; WalUchian, 355. Gd.; Fozanian, 3da. 3d.; Ibrail, 355. Gd.; Erdou, 335. Cd. ; Naples, 3Gs. 3J. per 480 lbs. The Northern Whig gives the following report of the slate of the linen maiket for the week : Linena.—Brown, Power-looms —Demand during the week ...

... that the majority of Liberal member the House of Commons will not differ from the fonuer type ; it will consist hereditary Whigs, wealthy merchants and manufacturers, and a goodly number legislators who sat in the last Parliament.” The Powers that are ...

... Tories have not been uninstructed we believe, by experience, and obvious identity of interests cannot long fail to bring the Whigs to unite with them round some common centre, for the defence of that admirable form of Government to which, under God, we owe ...

... assassins of the Fenians, the associates of those who sought to destroy the Union are in Downiug-street. Whata happyfamily—Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Peelers, and Repealers, Conservatives, and repentant sons of Adulhara, all round one table—the lame, the ...

... probable, if the violent acts of the Catholic party do not arrest the movement of English public opinion in its favour. The Whigs attempted this reform ; their attempt was premature and it did not succeed. But they have not abandoned their task ; on the ...

... rows of honses of a better descrip- tion, which were much required, have been erected. Amongst the more important edifices the Whig notices the new Provincial Bank, a building of noble ns in the richest style of * one of the finest buildi ture, costing over ...

... , , (From Saunders?s Netts-Leller .) There a belief that In steps calculated to be of general benefit to our country the Whigs have been less prominent than the Conservatives, but there was one exception, so far as the preliminary steps were taken, and ...

... application was made to the Conrt of Common Pleas on Monday to issue an attachment against the proprietors of the Northern Whig for having commented on the Belfast election petition. In the coarse of the argument*, Mr. Justice Keogh observed that it was ...