... the parlour of the spider. It is not forgotten Inland. it never shall. bow the State trials al 15 mad IPS conducted by the Whig olleitts. Oar pima Atteeney-Onastal for Ireland then took a pro- ;hoer pet is the prosecuting of our countrymen. sad his we ...

... qualification, and the following nine were admitted, having attended and proved flair eWma:—Tloeaa Weeknight, Editor the Nor. than Whig. Beam& Tomos Cape Seymour. Hem Plain: Veen Foster. University Road; John Harrison, Collage Barre Ear, James Irwin, Frederic* ...

... ever one? In that event, the performance of Thus day, we may be certain, would have been tie last of its kind. No Government, Whig or Tom feels disposed to grapple with the braggart Lag% and it would be singularly retributive, indeed, if tie suppression ...

... IPClure, one of the sitting members of that and they lodged the usual depoeit. Immediately a snide oppeared in the Northern Whig, which dad with is the tint instance, as being put forward the part of the applicants the strongest of Um undies complained ...

... it was the whole theatre sight bare been blown Kr. n ardeu—l sea sure it would. Mr. Horrostrnr—Mr. K 's spirit atom and the Whig odoe are in the hmo.diate v. 140. James Butler and deposed that be its employed ia the Thisbe Royal. and kis pertieuhar duty ...

... • largo b for 0011aaecorabke, sad bad to tar the attaisassat of asosasuis• is Mak Is Ifle appeals to Catholics for halp. a Whig who knows the case. Casco. care at Moursaot. Postale% Holloway, N., Laudon._ 1474 PITCH Pin TIMBER. TARIM P. CORRY & 00. OFFER ...

... JcLa Charters H. a J. }turns 4.lsegow John Beid; . . SEWING JI_ICIIINE DEPOT. Ilendetsoo J.P. Franc'. U. Finlay. Northern Whig Richardson. Richardson. Brothers. I Co. Fester I:eate• Jolla Ent,o Lowry. a Kirk . . .I• J rni for tin H. L. Fe.trah.-y, Newry ...

... do lined to :iceept any poaition of honour or emolu• went from the English Ibivernment. or to ally him• self with either Whigs or Tunes but of the ae• Canal of these statements the pithlb will he the must fitting j edges. Nominally a Presbyterian. be ...

... to the Conference, In order to give infonuati•ar arid to defend the mama of the Greek Government, but will sot be allowed to Whig forward any proposition. The demand of Russia that the representative Greece should be admitted to the Conference as a member ...

... as that chosen by the great demineetration in Novetulxv hat—from (keit IMtain Street, earl Stivet,andthe mnys to the King's Whig., by Thomas Street to DarneNtmet, and from West omelets' street in • direct line to Cahn, where the neetteg was to be bold ...

... extensive Preparations are being made by the kaders of the two great political parties for the coming struggle; and statesmen, both Whig and Tory, arc burnishing their armour in order to be ready for the coming fray. In England, Mr. Buxton, M.P. for East Surrey ...

... we And the extrsordmary circumstance taking plaoe—we And those who were directly nu •eegg Mr. M'Clure—the Roman Catholic, Whig, andßadical portion of the alectors—we find those who ware directing the movement' of that body contributing • very large sum ...