... —Resolved ' That Mr. Davie iv exonerated from the very serious charge which appear *genet him in the Neras-Lriter sad Northers Whig of 19th January lsat The report was adopted, on the motion of dermas SLOW, seconded by Mr. Jowl Meows, jun. The Police Committee ...

... CROWN C•OBT. 1051 BTUS! 9. Ann DODDS. The follooieg jney wm espanmilled to try this ease ~Jasm toms (foram.); Matthew., James Whigs, Thema& traitor. Jas. Boyd, Henry Atkimon, Wm. Hanna, Robert Crawford, Damen Malcolm, Attie. Gerd.. Wm. S. Bice; and Parke ...

... from £1,000 to £2,000, Chairs, Set Dish Covers, Roaster anc ford; Napkin Meat Safe, Deal Tables, Windsor Address B.” Northern Whig Off i Jack, Copper real pame, Preserving Pan, Copper Tea Urn, Copper Coal tox, ester, Piate Kack, Carpenter's Tool Box and ...

... one of the counties near Norwalk City, and gave evidence of musi ius when not quite eighteen months old.—Rich- mond (U.S.) Whig. tired and careworn. He rarely rides or walks now, The Emperor, writes a Paris correspondent, and contents himeelf with carriage ...

... more c: be marked ability and | destroy bis as a writer, and ected, effected a revola- | interests asa proprietor of a pa the Whig party in this | then, their answer is, * He did not mean Mr. seh still lingers aroand | In the name of common sense who did ...

... history that | in ?? tinme afterwards, and before the affair hai l been finally settled, the Conservative had given place to a Whig Ministry, and Lord John Russell, ' r has ing succeeded the right hoe. baronet as Priaie Miuister, placed a banger-on of the ...

... groaning anless they were prepared to a No doubt rent at a! Uhurch was open to much censure: but (Upposition cheers.) [ERN WHIG, BE gth ; the pression, It was during the time that Engl y at all, Oppressiog Ireland in her commerce and crip} y that it trade ...

... the lips of peers, of clergy, of princely merchants, and of the industrious yeomen of Down, Connor, and Dromore. The Northern Whig pre tends to despise the proceedings of the Conference It asserts that they will not make feather's weight inHuence on Mr. ...

... with e made to atate that, in consequence of the the alA the meet of thi egy Ivens aa ve done date annousced in Saturday's Whig; but according to intimation made to us, pam casions, day (to-morrow), Now we have been announce that Tharsday, the 11th, is ...

... better taste of to-day woold intolerably fulsome. Some coolness sprang up lietween Mr. Barnes, the editor, and certain of the Whig chiefs. One day while Brougham was sitting in Chancery he received the following letter from Lord Althorp “Dear Brougham—What ...

... troduction of politics into the question of an ap- pointment of the kind-they should not ask them. selves whether a man was a Whig or a Tory. He (the chairman), as they all knew, was a Tory, and he was not ashamed to say so-(hear, hesr)-but, on the other ...

... upon our country's commerce and upon the popular creed, the enactors of the penal laws, the author of the Durham letter-every Whig and every place-hunter, from Earl Russell to Mr. Gladstone, raised the hoarse and hollow cry of Justice for poor Ireland. ...