... this did not mat ~An ad- crease bis income. Sir Robert Clifton s ne forth- 16Al. adanted eras contested Nottingham sgainst the Whig ...

... of all the causes, so far as the conditi people is covcerned? The result is that t! ed from the country those 2,000,00¢ , Whigs less whose there was a | ose dis- disturbance and discontent. I know that | some who say that, though these statistic e eanvot ...

... an + of thet wa ares ving & of the lodged in prison.—Northern Whig. the ac- SUMMER ASSIZES, still crecnre ah cask rrick on was at- Monday, 28th Jane, at two o'c jock. rt. oy Sligo, Wednes Jone, at three o'clock, Rescoumcn.—At Roscommon, Monday, Dax. at ...

... (cheers). That friend's | been made to surround him, bat they have fail Torch, entter, 15, G. B. Thompson, E which we are for the Whig.” (Lond groans.)) wity of repeating what he | jh the vigilance of the rebel ecoats or an | and hice horizontal, cis Crawford ...

... dons a” must & senso of justice and a friendly feelit dictate to allay the natural irritation w Find- culpable negligence of Whig Governt 16 Peers excited, and to make for ax 3 to the ough to which may have ensued. She is not p stes, are however, to submit ...

... the have had the tyrant majority at present fig B to see the Honse of Commons. In his early days a of car- were denominated Whigs and Tories, t changed to Liberals and Conservatives, but 1 as more might be more properly desiguated the “ | was not the “ ...

... by Princess Beatrice. — ondact TUE PRINCE ANT OF W pee Sy pe eee ae June dhe of Wales rode oul yesterday ic and many other Whig Peers cannot bo relied attended by Major Grey. upon to kelp forward scheme of confisca- Jane 9 | tion, The Princess of Wales ...

... broaght by Mr, Richard Da alow against Mr, Francis Dalzell Finlay, opr ped daioages for an alleged libel, whieh to Northern Whig on the 2nd February, reflect Soco charseter of the plaintiff, and elleging thet th 5 jand bad saborned a witness to commit ...

... exarenine his were pradent or otherwise, be onl; 3S willing to hear him, for which he and bloodthirsty and anti. Protestant n Whig censors of Mr. Bruce declare that it them his powers should be in foree, as f could be exercised. The m in the andé of the ...

... d from the Whig and with thia ms a ee al en en- slready ind the oh Court, ait the Balmoral Castle, rember | The Queen, with Princess Leuise, Princes: of Ire. ee ee 16 any- itraged EE gentlemen-in-waitieg, attended Divine servic y Queen, officiated. alled ...

... > 2 ab amet yr) Whig Seip » wigs | } guns, Kingdom, have arrived. The war Sh ovorieft don. 491: on Paris, 5!. 23+. bave arrived in harboar. Exebang ov Madrid, 4 twnra ann co is, Gates, —The I steamer Imperatrice, with the above mails arrisge passengere ...

... might pelos as possible, in the writ might be By and Lord GALWAY said that the silence of th o at the ment him very like an old Whig would not make the motion themselves, bat t fast di- old do it (cheers and laughter). camps ; hon. gentleman the member for ...