... the crab-backwards. The Court of Common Pieas sat yesterday to give judgment in the attachment motions against the burt/ernb Whig, At'ekern Stnr, and uy/ter Etaminee. The three cases were called on together at the sitting of the Court. Their lordships were ...

... have ample power to check that, which would clearly be a contempt. His judg. ment, therefore in the first case-that of the Whig- would be to refuse the application with costs, bat there being a difference of opinion amongst the mem. bers of the court ...

... Committeewil to report upon, the present system of giving ment the advertisements to the two daily papers he &( (News-Letter and Whig) to continue in the value meantime. Alderman Mullan brought forward a md mnotion with the object of prohibiting the made officiale ...

... the . nation under a C ,nservatIvc Governm.ent. , Any one who evenl glances hle sbject intei- gentfy wiLI see how fiutiie the Whig-Radical chlarges were. If they spent one ncilliot less thai] they oughtt have doll-liating reard to eh sit flcy-inl their Jact ...

... hardly hesitate to believe it, Jt is said that, as a further development of the policy of so-called religious equality, the Whig-Radicals are about to appoint a second paid Commissioner of Na- tional Education, who is to be, of necessity, a Roman Catholic ...

... the Admiralty by the personal in- Iv fluence of their friends. The majority of them t have, of course, been nominated by the Whigs, e who seem to regard the public departments as the r readiest mode of making provision for younger sons i and poor relatives ...

... is a bright Hi and shining place, and there is no parting or dye- dy ing, his lordship added, And, thank Jove, no um more Whigs. This is not a bad pendant to Mr. Se Disraeli's riddle, Why is Mr. Gladstone like a dii telescope ? Beesuse you can draw ...

... Louis; Captain J G Barrow, Mr3 Bamrow. and suite Mr, Mrs, &ad uiss Hopton, aud suite; Captain Davies, L G Lawrence, Mr and Mirs Whig. hay, Wairn gton; T A Boyle, Standish E Platt sael suite, y J E Campbell. d- The following are the latest departures from the ...

... Palace for an Irish Institute of Art. The Government was now dead and buried, and, althougb he hai no great love for the Whigs, he thought they should b- asked to take the matter up. The Exhibition Palaco was a noble building, and bai coat 9S,000f. It ...

... Church question. The peace of a kingdom is worthy of more considerition than the Edinburgh would bestow upon it. The great Whig organ does-not reflect the opinion-6f the Liberal party on the subjqit. A former number contained a paper by a distinguished ...

... We]], we tind the dinary circumstance takinu piace-wc find to'. wvore directly supporting Mr. MI C'ure-t'e Po a2 Catholic, Whig, and Radical portion of the e -we find those who were directing ths mae-.ei' of that body contributigo a very la-ge surn ' ...

... recommend him, I did so bessuse I considered that he wan a gcod aon, and that he would dto Cashel good. If he were a Tory, or a Whig. or an enemy of our tonntry and our people, a woulD do wrong to recom- mend him, or to have anything to do with himn, hO matter ...