... children. The poor little fellows died within 24 boars after birth; but we are aured that the mother is doing weUl, though ?? Whig. The Edinburgh High Court of Justiclary acquitted on Monday the five men oharged with the culpable homicide of a man named ...

... er montane vote; so that language which may be se interpreted as a promise to release the prisoners or is in season with the Whig Government, that to the Irreconcileables may be temporarily cajoled. It is a political subterfuge which will be fol- I a lowed ...

... unfettered. And justice demanded it. (Applause.) The tories alleged that the whigs had put a tax upon the dogs and horses of the farmers, but that was not true even if the whigs had done so, it wonld onlv have been as though they had put half-an-ounce to ...

... religion and irreligion is becoming so plain that there is no longer any excuse for winking at it. When the more respectable 'Whigs and moderate Liberals See thQ openl and avowed fforts of the Radicals to heathenize the country out of spite to the Church ...

... strous, and, we would add, unprecedented, if so 4 many strange things had not been done with 1 the Irish patronage by the W]higs ever since they drove Lord Plunkett out of office and gave the Irish Chancellorship to Lord Campbell, at L a time when they ...

... CAPTAIN BOLTON'S SCHOOL IN LISBURN. Tirs school and all matters connected with it seem to be of such interest to the Northern Whig, that it is constantly either publishing letters or writing reports in reference thereto. Several correspondents have drawn ...

... circumstances, is not an impartial judge, spoke severely of Mr. SBnRIGHT'S utterances, a - d condemned them as piece of miserable Whig special pleading. A 0 resolution was passed by the meeting, denying - that M1r. BRIGHT'S Opinions on the subject at all r ...

... an expansion of the author's sketch in St.. Stephen's :- And is that all? Kay, truth must grant much more; The bluff old Whig was Briton to the core. With this strong purpose, whatnoe'er he planned, To save from Pope and Papist kings the land. His heart ...

... nothing. r. Bright has uede a speech to his constituents h ill charm all moderate men, and give great tatiefaction to the old Whigs. The great Tribune of the people has been put into political livery, and ,u fortunately, he rather likes the plush of office ...

... His remarkJ about the working olaegeeiens g represented by ths olasses who now an.t in parliament was a piece of miserable Whig speotal pleading of which -Mr. Bright himself two years ago woull have been ashamed. The CHAnmrA moved the following resolution ...

... His remarks about the working classes being repre. sented by the classes who now tat in Parjiament o was a piece of miserable Whig special pleading, of , which MIr. Bright hinmclf, two years ago, would d have been ashamed. e The meeting, whatever it may ...

... enlightened, and have grown into an ndependence of party leaders that will save them fiom beiog made the tcols or the victims of Whig or Tory patty ex~geociee. In such circunstanceJ, we lock forward euxionel~y, yel, with a hope to the re.. ?? t of the deliberations ...