... presence fourteenth Earl Derby, though has bad no unworthy successor in his son, the present and fifteenth earl. The ranks old Whig officials have been thinned the removal of Lord Broughton, better known Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and Lord ...

... on wince was Gord and 101 for cach of te The pri- £2in all. Their wi that Mr M‘IThaggo should get the of one of the Northern Whig. DEATH OF A BURGLAR WHILST HOUSE- ING A singular criminal case was brought to a conclu sion at the Rochester Quarter Sessions ...

... in, and never raised their voice, but stuck their hands in thrir pocket#, he-' cause had a grod loaf, and were afraid a few) Whig Bishops. Is any wender, then, that people buret out into indignation in few places (Dundalk and Lirm-rick). and said they would ...

... negatived by five to three. Mr more than Nagle, more than on trip protes Bright. CiericaL is ‘A corres: pondent of the Northern Whig says that be attended morning a not many miles from Bel- fast, and was mi to observe that the clergyman, when reading the Litany ...

... first-oldis tdent into the field of periodic literature with wvhiph we associate the name of Jeffrey. The Edin- burgh Reviewv was a Whig periodical ; and the interests of the opposite party imperatively, de- manded that its ,paik of artillery five hunnlred strong ...

... clay shovelle as in and never raised their voice, but stuck their h lipox in their becanse had a loaf, were afraid of a few Whig Bishops. Is it that wonder, then, that burst out into indi rgely tion in a few Dandalk and Limerick), aid would pitch both ...

... Spi'm, Fifth = within tweaty four hours after birth , out >*e are ■ured that the mother doing well, though weak. —Northern Whig. A telegram from Rotterdam states that the Karon# and M J. Kmyon, of Newport, had fhunderednear the with jjj Rcrew Bteamer ...

... Mr John Kca, on behalf of Mr Jeremiah M 'Kenna, 1 who was described as “manager the advertising department of the Northern Whig. The application was for summonses against James Thompson, John B. Killouch, and Thomas Baton, caretaker of the Orange H. ...

... was E. Orme, RM In one case Jere. miah M‘Kenna, who is described as manager of the advertising department of the Northern Whig, and who claims to be Master of Lodge 1880, was sym- moned by John B. Killough for assaulting him in the Orange Hail, on the ...

... during the Government Sir George Arthur, about which conflicting testimony | has long been known exist. Egertoa is the ! only Whig member of his nams who occupies a seat Parliament. He has on all occasions voted with Ministers. Sir C. Dilke professes strong ...

... much injustice if you set him down hungry jobber, who wants put the patronage of the army to the same Liberal uses successive Whig First Xords put the navy for a long series years. Their great quarrel with the Commander-in-Chief, is that has notion of politics ...

... described : True no king, true; fair forgets the ruin has child laments the tyrant «-f !ii* s-r.; No Tory pities, knowing was; Whig compMskma. tor left the cause; The brave regret not, for was not brave; The honest mourn not, knowing him knave. were lines ...