... have tbe satisfaction of recording that our county has done its duty. The accession of Lord Caledon, the brotber-ic-law of the Whig Lord Lieutenant, upon matured conviction, the ranks of the Pro teetionists, is mean cause of gratification ; and last, though ...

... which constitutes the highest interest the empire, has begun move; and its 6rst steps show where victory is to looked for. The Whigs are alternately furious and terror —an excellent sign. As old Cobbett said, in one of his best bits. “ When the straw begins ...

... so. i adhesion of the noble Earl to the cause of protection, connected is tho tics of relationship and association with the Whig representative royalty in Ireland, is no mean indication protectionist progress. The Qceen's Speech.—lt is probable our next ...

... college has just been r eeived. The rev. gentleman lias arrived in BelfH>t to undertake the duliet of his office.— Northern Whig. Death the Rev. Charles Richard F.lbirgtox, D-D.—We regret to announce the death, after few days’ illness, of the above named ...

... etl 3,000 of ibe gentry am) freeholders the connly. At this meeting ihe Duke of Grafton, hitherto found in the ranks of the Whigs, came forward in pen-on to declare hie condemnation of Free-Trade. was said, be observed, '* that the commerce of the country ...

... realizing promises, not in fact ul all fulfilled, least hi'herto, solmigit w illsiillcontinuetoafford temporary aid lo the Whigs: hut if the weight of facts,gradually bring shown should prove an incumbrance toooverw helming, from weight and irflaencc—loo ...

... lessen land taxation effectually it would be necessary to lessen national expenditure, and it has not yet become the habit for Whig statesmen to legislate pro bono publico, regardless of themselves, though they are quite ready to counsel owners of land to ...

... supposed, besides, that in all probability there is serious intention the part government of passing the bill this session. The Whigs understand the value of holding a measure of this kind before the eye of the populace, as well as before certain class of ...

... oflicial the castle, who niu>t write the sentiments amt i»sue the orders bis master each successive sdininistmlion, be that master Whig. Tory, Badicut. during the last 15 years. There must some mistake, her Majesty's government not hand over nearly a million ...

... liberal towards Ireland. Of course the public have ceased ex)>cct any emanation of original or comprehensive policy from the Whig cabinet. observing man hopes nuw for the origination of measures the part the ministry which the root of the evil might possibly ...

... have determined for the future to withhold their support from Lord John Russell's cabinet. One of these, the noble bead of old Whig family, appeared among the proxies in the division on address, but it is understood that that was tha last occasion when such ...

... various re. spects, since the commencement of CConnell's career. can scarcely understand, however, the apparent anxiety of the Whigs to press forward the measure at the present crisis. l*hey can hardly hope to realise, any political charge or NAVIGATION OF ...