... Of Government paper. A private boa a adjoining was also burst, the inmates having a morrow mope. A constable ac injured by a Whig %all, The damage amounts to itio,ww. READINGS OF THE BAROMETER Moms C.oarsoli Bosionerza] op, Hies -Wets (Two doom bobow C ...

... the public-houses at five p.m. There is force of military and police the town. : : The London correspondent of the Northern Whig say? I hear from good source that the extraordinary precaution against assassination, which were used during the i Mr. Forster ...

... the past ent had had a was based on that n ition of (Hear, hear.) to regard them as fiction founded upon fact. Morte ies, Whigs, Liberals, an: nd Radicals united to meet a (Laughter and cheers.) The presen’ ition of the common enemy ; men had disdainel ...

... densely thronged. The start was fined fte o'clock, but half an hour before that time the leg increased and the wind died away to Whig; there being hardly sufficient to float a mesa This state of things caused keen disappointaast, bat nevertheless on board the ...

... ca-e, as Doctor Johnson did when he wrote his more or less imaginary debates for Cave's Magseine, that the confounded Whigs had not the heat of the argument. Shorthand in its various forms is now a science as well as an art. It has its skilful professors ...

... onnuthful eyes can see no truth anywhere. In t_Yeonger days, when we had never heard of ' , petal and Conservative, but only of Whig got pretty ranch the idea that while nig could do no wrong, a Tory could do no rla. As I grew older and 'saw spots on the tun ...

... of all the occupant* the best seat* in the house. The idea that some occupants of the dress circle had perished came about ©whig to the rescue through window over a verandah New North-road a number of persons and the recovery of some bodies from the corridor ...

... reception Belfast, where she appeared os in the opera of that name. Referring her performance in that character the Northern Whig says, “Mias Fanny Moody earned and fairly won a triumph her impersonation 6f the title r6le. She possesses a voice of great ...

... candidates. Mr. Brunner and Mr. Halley Stewart are conspicuous examples of this. The restraining influence of the leading Whigs in the constituencies has departed from them. Thev are almost to man Unionists. The resuk will make the Radicals almost impregnable ...

... Machine for London. when I 'boll b e F i e to see you, and there is no doubt (with Ood'a mice) you will do better tban by ',Whig at boob What the Machine for London meant is not clear. It could scarcely have been the mail owe, these conveyances wore ...