... fCUACTERISTCSofTI efiAST SESSIoN i . . I Idr P;&EtLI A Iq ESN T. \; ' ?? nfiveed ,f nie>rn c 41.) The ieaiing hracterigdc of the, Whigs, ,(by I whirh we mean that party wider the guidance of Lords Grey and :Grenville, is 'opposition to .the presenl' adbitjistnitioli ...

... 3IaJeety's Attrorily-Occl~ruj)L e'rgih _ ous lilel, ou'e;irecl en the i,. t 27th -ipteliuer last, in a uc . to. c t dependent Whig, strlectilgh'the Cl)1 I ?? of Cunishe Iv lant. dci, * The prnc ipal lib.; a5 wa ker to c lli~ _ _ , ivthtlis iiiuito (in, tr ...

... AN IRISH LIBEL CASE. The case of Platt and wife v. Finlay, an action for libel against the proprietor of the .orthem Whig for the insertion in that journal of an alleged libellous article which originally appeared in the Daily' Telegraph, was at hearing ...

... general they will be a fair nd average crop. Turnips seem to have suffered greatly from fly, and will not be a good crop in ?? Whig. ...

... the charge that has so often been made against the Whigs of excluding young men from their councils. He also seems determined to get rid of the reproach of appointing none but members of the old Whig aristocracy, for, though the Marquis of Harting- ton ...

... investigate-only we take of care that our legislation shall be such as not to pX tempt them to institute the inquiry. The Whig hE budget, to which Toryism has set its seal, bids tb defiance to this maxim. The issue, it is easy to ra foresee. The Government ...

... who herself set fire utseq to the house * and that the old womnon died from the effects of her &aughter's cruelty and ?? toaI Whig. brookocx 7. 7L in t D~WoMn W. . , I . ...

... very fond of apples and nloe things. One day he went out for a walk with hls friend Cecil, and passed by the orchard of Famner Whig, when the trees were covered with beautiful ripe fruit. IISee, said Benjamin, what fine apples are tbere: let us climb over ...

... off, and after eismining the Douro's papers, let her go on. TEIE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. BrallsT, THumDAY, The ZAorthcra Whig of this morning announces that Mr. Richardson, M.P. for lsburn, Is about to resign his seat In Parliament in oonsequence of ...

... 1841, when he was made Lord Chancellor of Ireland by Visoount Melbourne—an office he held for a few months. the return the Whig party to office in June, 1846, after the resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Camp* bell joined the Cabinet, and was ...

... matters; Mr. Feargus O'Connor in the Chair. Hle de- th livered a long mtddress ?? by the usedii coarse e- vituperation of the Whig MIninishtrey in particular, and the VeVhic in geimeral, of' OtConnell, of the sensible mnen at - Birni r gaam, Edinburgh, and ...

... remarkable fact is, that Lord Leigh, father of the Liberal candidate, himself nominal Liberal, who owes his peerage to the Whigs, gave his strenuous support to Mr. Adderley and that profligate Lord Viscount Brackley, in North taffordshiie. WATERFORD COUNTY ...