... feel the gravest apprehensions for their safety. He committed various acts of vioLenf and cruelty to the respondent, some of whig& seriously injured her health for a considerable period. The petitioner's younger son, James, was on one occasion, while at ...

... Tue value was admitted, adthe discussion limited to the question of title. The claimant lied last year claimed through the Whig Agent 3eupon the western half of the property, and -was objected )yto by the Conservative Agent, and thme objection sustained ...

... thirty millions to purchase their own? No they would have their freedom unhought-not as 'an act of race. Itiwas not to the Whigs they owed the working out of their emancipation from those unjust and unequal laws of which they complaied. But-' honour to ...

... as yet been but partially tried. its strength may not prove equal to the demands upow it, whichll indeed be formidd le. The Whig Mbiisters may be unable to go far enough in some needful direction. Ve do not assume that it will be so; I but we can no more ...

... detectives lb on the persons who are supposed to be involved. Commenting on the present aspect of the frauds, the Northern Whig on Saturday said:- How simany more gentlemen hav e had policies taken out in their names without their knowledge is not ...

... casie, I suttered myself to be moved, and I viviLde. TThere I was wroig: a statesinan's heart should be itt his h ieal . 0 e WHIG DINNER AT GLASGOW. c (Frsot the D)ublin Journt)`1 t We this day insert a pretty full account of the pro- ti ceedings at a ditter ...

... -No, I never got the chence. Mr Fergiso (ohaking his left fist)-Didl I not do that, and say that if you did not give up folh~whig me on the etreet, I wouid hand you over to the polie 1-Na, na, tirat'll no due tell the truth for ante in your life, if you're ...

... This was the first time it had proved pos- c .sible to maintain an Irish party in spite of the ( deiroralisation which . the . Whig:,; party l had :always endeavoured to use. He did not believe 1 in the permanence, of an Irish party in the EnglishI . Pariament; ...

... MR. I?UCKINGOANVli CASH'. Wve here seceivest n cepa of Mitr thick j ghisa's, slut emieet egpiisis thle Whigs,sisll i iiss'itslbeio infesues that, vl~e the sisn M~ - her lines Lneste oot5 aI very slushy stile. (si tihe cisiwdlei siate sit Ourss coluisiis ...

... cross-examination, witness stated that he I though. the owners of machinery were entitled to msy what wvs dangerous iaehinery and whig should be fenced until such tebDa the fat inspector complailied. Robert Iawson, manager of Macdonald and (Co., granite merchants ...

... moinan, ness. respqctably dresaed. were seen walking in 'the Park, f this wohen.the'nan drew a' revolver from hia poeket and Whig fired three shots at his comipanion. He then opened n the his overcoat and, placing 'the revolver to his chest oiicy, shot ...

... time they appeared , pri t Xvoultl not have been so iIiuch struck by one passage in them-a letter by Lord Jeffrey, the veteran Whig, and of course professed Liberal friend of Ire- land-as those who read them now. That letter, written more than fifty years ...