... of the mail for an hour and a half or two hours, while the driver was engaged in providing another coach in Newry.—Northern Whig. LUDICROUS AFFAIR.—One of the constables of the village of Piddington coming to Brill, in search of a person of the name of ...

... Glossary we have had no time to examine. HEADS OF THE PEOPLE. New Series, No. 11. Robert Tyas. The Ballet-mistress, Mute, and Whig, are happily hit off by the artist,—fairly, and only fairly, by the literateur. The fourth head, that of the Farmer, has ...

... Bearer, called sirdar, , in brevity, is, among other things ; the valet-deehambre,—but he is, like some of Lord Lyndhurst's Whigs, also something more.' He prepares—he and his mate, if a mate be kept—the evening lights, a duty which naturally involves the ...

... 4. The Poetical works of Shelley. 5. The 'Wellington Despatches. 6. Popular Literature of the Day. 7. Irish Policy of the Whigs. 8. Political Economy during the Middle Ages. 9. Recent Occurrences at Cracow. London: R. and J. E. TAYLOR, lied Lion-court ...

... and hard as a stone, and not a single carnation Suffered, and they have since been covered with beautiful flowers.—Northern Whig. ...

... contest. Mr. Hector, the present Whig member for Petersfield, has expressed his intention of resigning his seat at any future election. Mr. John Bonham Carter, son cf the late member for Portsmouth, comes forward on the Whig interest. • The Count de Pontois ...

... 1824, Mrs. Auchmuty, by whom he had issue a son and heir, Sir Walter Blount, a minor in his 14th year. Sir Charles was of Whig principles, and his death, of course, creates a vacancy in the representation of the borough. ...

... His Lordship is known to be a staunch Conservative. Up to twelve o'clock on Tuesday no candidate had declared himself in the Whig interest; and the friends of Mr. Brand, who was expected to come forward, are exceedingly disheartened. It is expected that ...

... considered in the slightest personal danger from the result of the accident. The loss of property is con siderable. —Belfast Whig. SEDITIOUS LIBEL.—At the York Assizes, on Tuesday last, Mr. Feargus O'Connor was found guilty of having published a seditious ...

... the Old School, &c., &c. London: LONGMAN, ORME, and Co. THE MONTHLY CHONICLE for APRIL contains 1. Financial Policy of the Whigs.-2. A Night Watch by the Sea: by Miss Barrett.-3. The Oxford Tracts.-4. Shelley 's Translation of the Banquet of Plato. —5 ...

... the bride and bridegroom, separated, and returned to their homes, apparently much delighted with the scene.—Belfast Northern Whig. GROSVENOR-SQUARE.—The whole of the leases of the splendid mansions in this aristocratical square have lately fallen in, and ...

... the Hon. Mrs. Fred. Spencer. He sat for Ashburton in the Parliament of 1831. From 1823 to 1826 he sat for Chichester on the Whig interest. He was patron of six livings, and his large estates in Sussex and Berkshire de volve to his daughters. VALUABLE BEQUEST ...