... liberal, and Mr. MEils, of the coneervative party. The plaintiff and hie son had promised their suppert to Mr. Wright- son, the whig candjdate. At the nomination day-, on the 29th of April, William Tsstin, who was abduceted, held up both hassde in throur of ...

... the crowd to join her in overthrowing the Whig government. Witness went up to her and entreated her to go to bed. She, however, persisted in calling upon heri sex to follow her example, and tumble tise Whigs out of office. She nas evidently under the ...

... with stahbing George Robert- in the back with a ?? prosecutorN eid that on Saturday night he had a fight with the pfii soner,.whig had picked a quarrel with him. Being worsted, the latter apparently lost all self-control. and,, having tbrown the prosecutor ...

... she pro-: ceeded tou masd severalsquares of glass. Onthec husband coring up she threatenedh him helso.-fri- soner now, in a whig Wtone, said she only went to see her' dear childen.'-Mr. welison said they must be vezy dear to her, .judging by the* ill-treat- ...

... struggled but failed in my efforts to publish your lordship's portrait in my work of eminent conservatives, and during the whig administration my efforts were all in vain. A distress on my property was the result, and in order to save the property of ...

... Russell had given notie of a nsotion for the next evening on the present state of Ireland; and although lie cared little for the Whigs, he cared less for the Tories; yet he thought they ought to give as much assistance to him as they could. For hiso otwan part ...

... ofne agitate, shall'toughs pourered byl do- u ecipins ofthe naioa miey they stan aghas atl.i whe How does this and testant, Whig'aris inToantry, sil, hi d BRao perler, anf ?? shani, have been gatheied whee all fat latst-saU!goldovmai-, p~Ieacetogecther ...

... time she haid a -ftifl oppeitimisty of seeing lbs wo~ma~n s- -.-face:-The prisonec hera exclaimed; ?? atrt not the wonman ige. Whig stole the. Child. I naive~rwas a. child'steiler. Mr. 0ev it5y tissgbamn Art you a married -womhin 14-Prisoiar: No, but I. fe'ha~ve ...

... parliamants. A rt: ca; followed, listened to with brea!hI thusiastic audience. It ertor. - from the Radical and Consetcn : Whig leader was for the first o- struggle, and that the Radical f~'t 0 ; perase effort at once io overttrao r .were very silent ...