... d minions of Government at Drumelog, and were d in consequence hunted and harassed by the . troops sent out to capture the Whig rebels. The I incidents to be related will be best under. bi stood when given as related by old James oi Gibb himself, ' number ...

... one of the noblest of her children. We understand that the funeral of Mr. Kirk has been fixed for Saturday next.- Northern Whig MIILITARY NEWS. The squadron of the Carabiniers from Dundalk, the two companies of the 16th Regiment from - Newry, and the ...

... EBrl of Derby, We r ?? that a chasm that hee been created by his death .a political society. All societies, whether they $,e Whig or Tory, regret his death, and all wish tiit. he may be followfed by a ?? worthy oi th name; and, confid in that, I trmet that ...

... under Mr. Gladstone, and affected Liberalism, wbilst, in reality, he was nothing better than the old, dry bones of defunct Whig- gism. He compromised the honour of England at the conference in Paris, by acquiescing in the proposed intervention of France ...

... O nas the party has not finally matured its arritagements, and awaits the Course taken by the Liberals. About sixty of the Whig Liborals lmet yesterday afternoon, under the presidency of Mr. J. W. Taylor, anl resolved to invito Mr. WMarner to como forwlard ...

... statesman and an author, and represented the beet element in American society. He was prominent in Congress as member .cf the old Whig party, at the time when Clay and Webster were leaders there Death of Sir M. Cuninghahe.—The death is announced Sir Thomas ...

... the bar and tieir counitry. XNot alon *Wilson, acd Lockhart, aud Ch1calie, but eqllyL' I laciliten, .Innes, and others of the Whig rchll adnitttel bilo ti rell- tiolus of frioudsilaip vhicic continiced iill, O00 addt'l aloilier, Ithev have icearly all passed ...

... elected with Lord Henuiker pct -the first and only time that the Eastern Division of. m the county has ever'been represented by a Whig. Those fa. were stirring party times, and elections during the de- de cade which followed the passing of the first Reform le ...

... reply to Lord Londonderry was a brilliant achievement in a new and untried field. It fixed upon him the atten- tion of the Whig leaders, and when the Mel- bourne Cabinet was modified in 1840, Lord IClarendon was appointed Lord Privy Seal, an office to ...

... politically ti staunch and prominent member of the t Conservative party-a position which brought dowm en him the wrath of the Whig Oovernment; the L auger of O'Connvll and his leadiuigassociates;and thed satire of Tom Mloore, who notes in hise journals that ...

... Wbo killed poor Robin ? 1, said the Poll, With my stout scroll. Why did ye kill poor Robin P 'Cause of his politics And his Whig knavish tricks. Who'll ?? his knollP I, said an artisan, Of him no partisan. What will you do with poor Robin ? Take him to ...

... deputation from the Liberal representative meeting that he will come 4i-arld only on receiving the support of the lead- 1g' Whigs, who will meet on Inursday to consider Cse present position of the party. She. D'AsCY IRVszEo-Oi-ntgto the state of this t ...