... narrated the leading facts in the history of the illstarrcd Argyle, and described his affecting death. He closed depicting the Whig s Vault in Dunbar Castle, where, said, one of his own ancestors had been immured. promised in his next lecture, on the third ...

... the public opinion of the present day, but the bare proposal of which twenty years ago would have turned out any Government, Whig or Tory, however imposing its numerical majority. The burden of proof is to be shifted upon the accused. The committal of crime ...

... perty of the Irish Church would to the land lords. In conclusion, said if had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party past times to have secured civil and religions freedom. wise instinct the leading men and statesmen of the country had ...

... who fortunately, was only slightly wounded, and ultimately declined to prosecute Pepper, The wound is not serious. —Northern Whig. A Lady Carried off bv a Captain.—A fortnight since, two ladies from Neath went to Briton Ferry on a pleasure and business ...

... temper of the populace in the localities where they have broken out ought to put the authorities on the alert. The Northern Whig reports that large drumming parties have been parading the Crumlin and Shaukhill Hoads, and have come into collision with the ...