... wont, to hear the burial serrice read by an Episcopalian clergyman. One of them, Kilbrockuiont, riding home, fell in with a Whig acquaintance, who jeeringly asked him—“ Sae, Kilbrack mont, you've been at that raree show in Anst’er the day.” show, d’ye ...

... ADVANCES from AO to te respomalble applicants, la port o f shoal boecowers Wore elos w haro, goad for jr.2.____._llo m•ProePeette 'Whig stootust required- GOALS' COALS 11 COALS 1 • S u bscriber begs to intimate Ise eas T i l i eliver all kinds of COALS at pries' ...

... time, *Model will emit danger. In the Newtown osmium), whit attemptin.; to pass don& was littcd off her feel, and eived, from Whig much irjured, by a an, who caught of fur. A of I,:raw, when passing along, was blnwn over, and the streits were V.ickly strewn ...

... LIBERAL SECESSIONS. Life says :—There are reports of fresh secessions from the Whig ranks in Scotland. The young Lord Airlie is, I am informed, as good as a Conservative already ; and Lord Dalrymple, the eon of the Earl of Stair, may be expected to follow ...

... annoyance to the Whig party, all the more so that no one could form an opinion as to who was the author. On the 17th December there appeared a letter in the Srntinsl signed “Ignatus,” in which several clover hits were mads at the Whigs, Mr Stuart coming ...

... taught by example, and now examples by the horde are following in his wake. It is probably in the assurance that Whig Peers, like Whig editorials, will follow suit that there was Thursday's blazing-away. This much can be said : The encouragements to ...

... considerable as his has gone down so completely in the current estimates. His surrender has been entire. The hall-mark of the Whigs is not on any single measure that has been passed • and it can with surety be alleged that Lord Hartington is as much able ...

... Monday rveniog flnt Advice to Electors.— lt la of the ntmoat importance that all elector*, whatever political whether Radical, Whig, or Tory—ahonld •ee that their namea are daiy placed the forthcoming regiaters. See advertisement on this anb ...

... to assume that because Lord Hartington would do well enough for a leader in default of a better, it is good either for the Whig aristocracy themselves or for the people whom they are to lead to let rank weigh so much in the scale as to outweigh a lifetime ...

... Irish opinion in face of the difficulties now harassing us, is out of the question. Nor need we use any hard words about the Whigs who voted against the Government. They were as much within their rights as Radicals who sometimes do the same. But this action ...

... during Che last 20 yean to the powerful Whig check—a check which, perhaps, would be wisely applied a vehicle going down hill, but which was most .unfortunate when the vehicle had to climb. (Cheera.) And the Whigs who left them Ireland bad been anxious ...

... renewed intrigues in connection with the Archbishopric of Dublin. It says that he is the emissary, not of the Cabinet, but of the Whig clique, which is represented by Earl Spencer and Earl Granville. It declares that were he to succeed in inducing the Pope to ...