... the — «* Because it is a bright an ini where there is no parting nor dyeing,” his fordabip added, “And, thank Jove, no Dore Whigs ad ‘A man named Fakes was found lying on a road near Bardwell, Suffolk, a day or two since, in & dying state, with a wound ...

... confined to bed from the etfects of their injuries, The police are investigating the case, which has a very strange look at Whig. DeatH BEFORE THE WorKkHovsr.—On Monday, the Westminster deputy-coroner held an inquest on the body of Harriet Greville, the ...

... near Castle-avenue. Up to the present there is no re rt of loss of life or damage to the shipping in the harbour. The Northern Whig reports that on Friday the tide rose higher in Belfast than it has done for many years, and, in consequence, many parts of ...

... returned a verdict that death had been caused by wounds in the neck, inflicted by some person or persons at present unknown. — Whig. —— A who lod to pour henefactrees_ The Duke mm favonrot Abr, the Iheirlooms of ie 1. Sader dled the sher Mr. Pad mare by ist ...

... with th sec | wl A telegram on Saturday announced that fatal | wi the celebration of the first of July.—The Northern | th Whig supplies the following details :—Ist of July was celebrated in the customarys manner. Flags parties, attended by crowds of ...

... Irish Channel, off the Mull of Galloway, and the weather at the time was thick and hazy. ‘‘On board the Roe,” says the Belfast Whig of Saturday, ‘*the other vessel was not sighted till within a very short time of the collision, Every effort, we under- stand ...

... most respected magis- trates, its first gentlemen. They had many things in their favour, but one they were not—they were not Whig-Liberals, and for this and this alone it was decreed that s lesson should be read them ; aud what lesson so certain to outrage ...

... captain declares, mutinied during his recent expedition in search of Sir John Franklin’s party. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, who was recently fired at in Meath, is preparing to give up his farms and leave the country, and ...

... Canning threw himself into the arms of the Whigs. The Marquis of Lans- downe took office under him as Home Secretary, and young Mr. Stanley, who belonged, as his family for generations had done, to the Whig party, made his tirst essay in official life ...

... v Irish agitator was hen up by his par ith in Ireland and England, and from that ynward Mr, Stanley became the black sheep. Whig Ministry, the object of every Radical a His measures, his speeches, his personal dem¢ jin the house, were all complained of ...

... generation ds of an arch of his charges| taries had not sbolition of the hops, as in his rried too much mes that were e in the Whig came Colonia: a seat in the ore found full} 1¢ difficult ana 1 in the West) erforce, Clark- he abolition o1 widened into a ...