... THE WHIGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. Last Thursday our county contemporary, the Journal, with the good intention of amusing, amazes his readers with an article with the above title, in which the Whigs of Fife, according to his dogma, are made responsible ...

... duriDg the night. At Downpatrick tar-barrels were kept burning and airs were played, but not,' according to the Northern Whig, party nature.' The principal drumming occurred at Omagh. where likewise the effigy of bishop with High Church hat was ...

... his own speech alone ; and, certainly, will have enough to bear, if he be called to answer for its sins ! If a Whig ex- Minister, far less Whig ex-Lord-Lieutenant, had rushed over to Ireland, to discourage all that had been done or was being done for the ...

... posseses beyond doubt the largest immediato connection in both Houses of Parliament, not merely on his own side, but among the Whigs. He held for many years the post of Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert, personally very acceptable at Court. His bearing, ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends to the Northern Whig the following story a wedding :-On Saturday last a marriage ceremony took place in a little town not far from Belfast A youthful couple in humble circumstanr.es-a Mr Y. and a Miss H -had made ...

... without compelling Government to resort to force, and without driving Lord Salisbury and the Conservative capacities into the Whig ranks, and without alienating the clergy, who, for all their enthusiasm, are in most suspicious, not to say querulous mood ...

... Stanley went into Parliament. In those days of close boroughs a seat was soon found for him. His family was staunchly Whig, and as Whig he was returned for Stockbridgo 1821. For nearly three vears he made no sign in the House of Commons, and when he broke ...

... the day nor tho ministers of the Moderate party in the Church could shake. A decided Evangelist the Church, he was as decided Whig in (he State ; and all through the reign of Lord Melville—for such it was—iv Scotland, llev. Sir Harry Moncrieff was regarded ...

... its style, the arrangement is by no means difficult, and the composition admirably adapted for dancing purposes.''— Northern Whig. NEW IRISH SONG, MY IRISH HOME, or DEAR ISLE THE SHAMROCK, Poetry Dr Corry, Music W. Burns. Price 3s, for 6d. Both words and ...

... delivery and his pantomine—his mouth, and not his brain, doing all the terrible execution described by all Tory and not a few Whig journalists. In single sentence, or even an epithet (though might be nickname) O'Conncll—even in the House of Commons, where ...

... Conservatives, almost to a man, went together against Earl Granville's amendment, followed by number of the old and discontented Whigs. Tho majority, therefore, of against the Governmeut, though large, need surprise auy one who considers the circumstances under ...

... to the bishopric of Carlisle meets with strong denunciation, for, though, like his predecessor, he is both Evangelical and a Whig, yet he is unknown to the country large for scholarship, and his future diocese has no influence. Lord Ilervey's appointment ...