... l lX: if:?: |I MURDM- -AND ROMBRY IN .I AN IRISH- BAK.- The .Yerthenm Whig publises the annexed par- -tioulartsofthisiffa.ir.- ThevictimpweagyoungmnnsnamedWilinmaGlsse about 22 years of. age a native of Templepatrick. I At the time of.fhis death he liled ...

... After all, if a man only holds on firmly, progress is aboet the beet thing he can take his stand upon. The old - fashioned Whig. however, does not think so. He does not take his stand on progress and pro- gress accordingly leaves him behind. Then he blames ...

... prisoherh werebi perodueda neanddfo iseieahdy aIeef, The priomemittned the thefd . Theyrd said m~the hai beeng diu~aril'asoau whig.olatfisky'n two glatses pofber eac Athfison-areetao treevel eJ tee ,rs ;dk I ?? IoNAlndoDeteotiv-; insoetor doept wereofg ...

... whee emma of. her friendsstlll ae, and when Spenear firt made r acqudat- a S lce, It Mi :da, sh.' uarned :her .living by s whig poultry and fish about Liverpool. At ?? hbe Wa oj^yftg on busines as a t i ihmonger and poulterar, and had saved some .ohe ...

... that Mr. Bright had joined a Liberal Ministry would have caused great excitement. The Radicals would have been delighted, the Whigs angry, and the Con- servatives frightened. But now no one much cares any way. The truth has been whispered that Mr. Bright ...

... labour, n, and firee land ; and he 1aredicted that in ten years more i there would be as much clatter and croakcing among the Whigs to disestablish and disendow the Church Po of England as though this had been the pet topic ever or since the Reformation, ...

... Cross-examined by Mr. Pope: Witness did t in the same stree as Murdocok, who brought th Vious action. He worked at Armitage and Whig man named Smalley was bookkeeper there ar de named James Young was siz -iner t 'e Place. He got his ticket for the Li ther ...

... (Laugdhevster. ?? deor- = 5o an ond cotsowmnwrig.telglhuso Atpprinenthe from o of t he ?? atngd Tioks statioonste 28hthe Oobr, whig ornin. a c igneds ifd. not ress tof a utheay dct nanlyt, found that a the i 10~~catined12sprcent, ofaddhedswter. r.en oheen ...

... ins here he would find adv.: to hihnrige-oat, h aen ttmn wh t- M h ee oti ecws omte otenx Lacs erin ?? for triass to UNJUST WHIG'TS.-JOseph Whiteside, farmer, Of A !a. Hesketh Bank, was fined 2s. 6d. and costs for having a -number of light weights in the ...