... would-be assassin, and all who conspire 1 with him, and held up Mr. Gargan as kind, benevolent, and worthy person. Northern Whig. Threatening Notices County Down.— Some days ago, respectable farmer named John Scott, residing in the townland of Artana, ...

... previously represented Worcestershire in the House of Commons, and voted in favour of the first Reform Bill, having supported tho Whigs before their accession to office, and also Lord Grey’s Government, while that assembly. Earl Grey gave him the courtly appointment ...

... of wilfully killing and slaying Mary Kelly, and his mother and two sisters ’for aiding and abetting in the crime. —Northern Whig. ARRIVAL OF THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. His Majesty the King of the Belgians, travelling under the name of the Count Ardennes ...

... of Bel ago was the chief place of education for the wras and tor’bct. and the lie.. Jlr. Daly. 0.C., faring that Kion, o'the Whig there might b.. ..coljWon.^^r^. loners and pa ties in tho neighbourhood of Druma c tcrb (Dr Longley), who were both little ...

... great b.tuc of the House of Commons some twenty merit that takes for its biisis a fami iir arrangeyears ago. and a steady-going Whig-bas been ment, and one which has undoubtedly been one preferred by the electors of the thriving little main source of that ...

... of one vacant Garter on the Duke of Norfolk, which tho Irish Times was the first to notice, the I‘aU Mall Gazette says : The Whig Dukes of unprovided with Garters are their Graces of Norfolk, Grafton, St. Albans, and Bedford. The Duke of Norfolk is only ...

... WATERFORD. Watehfokd, Monday Night.— Mr. S. T. Grubb addressed the electors this evening. proclaimed himself to be neither a Whig nor a Tory, but an Irish nationalist who would put “God save Ireland” on tho front of his hat. was in favour of fixity of tenure ...