... being simple, it is intricate exceedingly and. according to informant (an eminent Whig lawyer), if passed in its present shape, it would give rise to infinite litigation. Whig lawyer*, however, sometimes know more than Cabinet Minister*. They always know ...

... and eostly. lam convinced that Mr. Brooks will bead the from lbs beginning, and that majority will hourly. The old Cheshire Whig*, so famous a century age. have died out. The county is now thoroughly Conner. Tin- course business before the revising barristers ...

... UI'NDI. THF. WAR PARAGUAY. CORNRUCB DOWD. FoarmiTOiu PaaaniaE.-Paassao Idotir CsrirsL-—Srcnvivr. the Lam* QraaTion. A GREAT WHIG 40URNALIRT. CUARJ.ES KF.AiIF.S NOVELS. W. Buac«wi«>d aod kb, «nd London Aemt- (or ; MODOEH. l-'I(STER. DVBUN. ...

... and questioned the motives those who tried to save them, and blind were they to the who desert totheir enemy. The Northern Whig, which has laboured to create division in the ranks of the Orange Institution, endeavours to shield Mr. Dalway from the odium ...

... the Whigs. But the policy of the Government hail not yet been explicitly declared, and it was accordingly not the doty of the Conservatives to render any help at this point. What was required was. not declaration from WhigUngs and frightened Whigs, who ...

... nliat amonul -.f Uibbon terror will so operate as to roll the landlords of Ireland of their rights? The designing harangues nf Whig politicians the last elections, lh ...

... ---J hut. iitor. delay two houra, the knot I wai tatulaatanlj tud, !«•? \ (sms. said hearty cheer the trerstn r* Sort hern Whig. ...

... |Ttposse»«ing appearance. The man. whos.- ' name Thomas H. Tier. is 23 tears of age, and « a rite looking young —.Vorthtin Whig. ...

... guilty, he may sentenced to penal servitude for long time—perhaps for life; but Ireland are familiar with cases in which the Whigs have sent Special Commissions vast expense to the country, and have obtained convictions, and in which after a few short years ...

... reader* art aware, daughter of Lord Donegal!, so that iotereat of this auspicious event will abated this locality.— Northern Whig, CostcißßCß Mosst.—The money remitted to the Chancellor the Exchequer by eoudry persons for take in tbe tlnsnoitl year ending ...

... reducing the ground rent of the Home from £39, and the proper deeds eieeuted. The board then adjourned. The Qr*r Porreas' Sorthtm Whig aays that Belfast men have gone back Belfast, and Derry is now .|met. Every five Tears a census is taken France of the number ...

... end fifes, who performed the •• Protestant Boy*’' and other tones the pialfoim while awaiting the arrival the train.—Northern Whig. ...