... haaire had. abt, Itcoo too Nor'ftern Whig come* within too meaning of toe rciute In mode trying election petition*, and j law opinion party reapontible (or too lielioved tho reason of the late was that not- Northern Whig should not attached, hot that withstanding ...

... hed Ooveraor-Gooernl. There are still wliispcw his recall, since the telegraph brought account the tremeodona victory the Whigs at the general election. Bat reasonable person believe* in an act such rare precedent, ospceinlly Lord Mayo wa* always the ...

... bat, the fireman gaming access moans the fire escape, they sear.hed every room in the house, nod found nobody.—iVerfhrr.i Whig. ...

... in vitally important ar- I tide gooso-qnill pens. Did I not tell you that | Tory unfulfilled premises would succeeded 1 open Whig determination button up the Imperial , brooches pocket against anything practical for Ire-1 land that would cost money Where ...

... Isdancc was node up of the misi. rato old y,* but n; dented that over heard 01 An p waaalso issued to compel the attendance Whig* who, even Mr Oladatonu ventured to carry voter named llaimll having got from «»• . (oun o ; , and the court adjournc-l to ...

... DENTISTRY. LESS ”TOOTH EXTRACTION, r Her Mjjert/* P»u;Bt, , , C ART WHIG BT A«f OAj** Sorpleel end 115GRAFTON-STSEET, Sole l*j»e»»onfof UabUnrt « tM* luv«Saab'e Patent, perfect tamnnlty feosn *ll pelt), dartns »n Wtberto math dreKted. „ .rfein K t«W. ...

... MCluroat the late election, and their lady fnends, were prerent and occupied tango of tables front of the pl*tfonn,—Northern Whig. THE DUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTING RAILWAY COMPANY. THE EDITOR OT THE IWBH TIMES, Dublin, 12lh February, 1869. Sir— WiU you kindly ...

... plaintiff’s gas. The Court the motion. Betts v. Francis D Finlay, The action is brought against defendant proprietor the Northern Whig newspaper, for libel alleged have been pablkhcd the defendant's journal. Mr Gerald moved for leave to plead several defences ...

... success : but be listened to the voice the charmer the person of Mr. Hcones, and weak bout retired to make room for a geuileman Whig. When working men have failed where they have been defeated by the suffrages of their own class, and it could not lie Mid that ...

... role In creating discord and fomenting divisions. have had many, too many occasions to notice the cold sdflfhne&s of English Whig , Statesmen —their indifference on queetionaaffectlag material progress of this country-, and the j tenacity with which they ...

... members of all creeds and parties by his assiduity tact, patience, industry, and courtesy. Tho Whigs, have seen, restored perma Deucy to the office, bat the Whigs now desire atrip it of its permanent character. Somebody shtnfc. the Under Secretaryship would ...

... and oat th# property at tfa# Church. Thi# wm to m*k# pl#OM far tea aor# lawyer*, To hi# mind cafficienUj omsnddn beach and Whig bar —men who w ere sot# no* oeaafal their political career thaw legal antecedent#. (Load applaaee.) He bo world far each bo ...