... contests for East Suffolk As Whig Peer, Sir Shafio would in general sure to support good measures in the Upper House. His fortune is ample. is an aide-de-camp the Queen, representing the militia, and in short he is just the man wnom Whig tradition marked out ...

... apportionment of the county cess, and vote by ballot. Capt. Seymour’s friends are confident of his return by large majority. The Whig says that lord A. E. Hill- 1 rev or sent a circular his tenantry informing them that, while his sympathies were with Captain ...

... under the orders Mr. Shillingion, J. P., for some tune antecedent to the (iiing. The whole of Wednesday's sitting (says the Whig) was wasted in idle vicious wrangling—some of it jocular, good deal of very ill-natured. The spectacle of two attorneys taking ...

... ous advertisements is thoughtless imposition in some cases and a shabby attempt to get double value in others.—“ .Northern Whig.” A Hindoo widow marriage has taken place in Calcutta, and caused little excitement in the native community there. The death ...

... iiam Stewart, and the second Mr. William Harper. Ihe show flax (both scutched and green) was large, and the quality good.— Whig. ...

... join on this occasion. The resolntion has only reference to spinning mills, and does not apply to weaving factories.—>ori/iern Whig. ...

... in Lnrgan since the 13th ult„ but, in the face of this fresh outrage, thin ,?I)termination raaj y,o-bably be reconsidered.—“ Whig.” ‘‘THE SCREW” ON THE HERTFORD ESTATE. Reports have been made to Sir Shafto Adair’s committee that the familiar process putting ...

... friends, redigging their graves to the statutory depth, and reinterring the bodies. On Saturday and Sunday la«t (the Northern Whig states) this process was carried out by large bodies of men on an extensive scale, notwithstanding the remonstrances of several ...

... intention of standing candidate for the representation of Antrim. A discreditable trick has been attempted by the Northern Whig to prove that Lord Edwin Hill-Trevor and Lord O’Neill are not heartily in favour of Captain Seymour. That journal has intimated ...

... impossible not feel that the see of Salisbury would be only a proper recognition of the services which Bishop Knox has rendered. Whig. ** Sold Aoain this heading the Evening Mail of yesterday remarks The Dublin Freemen Commission Bill was pitchforked through ...

... most respected magistrates, its hrst gentlemen. They had many things in their favour,bnt one thing they were not—they were not Whig-Liberals, and for this and (his alone it was decreed that lesson should read them ; and what lesson certain outrage their loyalty ...

... being subscribers to the fund. Henry R. Miller, Esq , was appointed treasurer, and committee appointed to collect funds.— Whig. ) Chaplains the Lord Lieutenant— We (Daily Express) understand that the Rev. Dr. Reichel, Vicar of Mullingar, has sent in ...