... the will Thomas Newton, ironfonnder, was proved in the Wakefield Registry under £lo,ooo.—lUwtrated London News. The Northern Whig says :—“ The Remonstrant of Ulster concluded its business yesterday (Thursday.) The discussion on the Irish Church was - resumed ...

... since Lord Geoege time—the promotion of railways in Ireland has occasionally engaged the attention of Parliament. Had the Whigs had the good fortune to be its proposers, it is not unlikely that before now Government assistance would have been given and ...

... Queen. This section not to standagainst the Odhenlte iactiein' «mi the mob, aided the covert sympathy the aoverament.be it Whig or it lory, ° S thom Orowing m numbers and in influence, yet cannot afford public rupture with the Consistory and the “shillelagh ...

... lead it requires no profound power of perception to foresee. We hope Mr. Marsh will adhere to his declaration, and, liberal Whig” though call himself, will be far of use in stemming the torrent which men high in office arc supposed be ready to let loose ...

... Blackwater, including Lismore Castle, to which, perhaps, O’Sullivan, Mayor of Coik. aspires. After all, lie might as well have the Whig Duke, whose eldest son serves the Ministry under Gladstone. Our church never threw as much as stone in anger against the original ...

... ” and was so ill that site could net work. The jury returned a verdict of Death from natural causes.” , , , , The Northern Whig says Yesterday had the pleasure of inspecting Irish spinning wheel made to order for her gracious Majesty, by Mr. James M'Creery ...

... and the only fear they have is lest no one should incline to buy, or lest the price should not be as high as their desires. Whig or Tory they care not they are the will ig servants of the boldest bidder. election without a contest is boon to them. It gives ...

... policy was to appear? They have good right to eutertam” as any others. He has been more tkdr instrument than the instrument of Whigs; so they must only be put up with, and chance be taken for the use they of their opportunity There are vulgar and violent men ...

... against landlords or Conservatives, no fault was found with them; but now that they have turned it against an officer of the Whig Government the case is altered, and the Examiner is altogether unable to comprehend it. Thus : Why the Attorney-General should ...

... speeches of Lord Etcho and Mr. Cardwell Monday night;— Lord ELCHO said the following question was put to him by some of his Whig friends: How does it happen that you who profess to bo an independent member of this House, and who owo allegiance neither ...

... that, in order to effect the end desired, a visit to the Divorce 'Jourt, or even Act of Parliament, may be necessary —Northern Whig. Borkino a Steaser.—The Panama Star and Herald of April 23r.l gives the following details of the destruclion by fire of the ...

... through the House of Oomihoiisj but when he puts it into Lord Granvi'le’s hands, for conduct through the other Ilon>e, the Whig leader must reckon on meeting Lord Derby, Lord Cairns, and the Bishop of Peterborough, bent on thus altering the bill, as make ...