... demolished a bridge on the public road leading to the collieries near Massford, in the county Carlow, last week. The ‘Northern Whig* reports case of incendiarism in the county of Antrim, and the immediate vicinity of Belfast, evidently of an agrarian character ...

... cilic relations with Great Britain. First, in the Roman expedition, he hos acted against the advice and known wishes of our own Whig Cabinet, who have all along protected against the continuing mL liter, occupation of Rome. And secondly, end more recently ...

... such a measure is, in our opinion, essential to the very existence of the Whigs as a party. To the Free Traders and the Peelites, both daily acquiring strength, must the Whigs henceforth look for aid. Identified, as Lord JOHN RUSSELL and his colleagues ...

... policy, should prevent repetition of complaints and demands which no other class in the country would condescend to make. The Whigs have begun the session with great spirit. The vote on the Address has been no inconsiderable party triumph. There was no shuffling ...

... served the purpose of the National Reform Association, and other dis~ turbers of the public peace. We are glad to see that the Whig Ministry have political virtue enough left to resist the insane projects of these restless demagogues, whose love of change ...

... to the same extent as the editor of the much-talked-of review, and the most vivacious and sparkling leader of the Edinburgh Whigs. Jeffrey belonged to a generation which has now nearly passed away, and to a circle o' notorieties, possessed of high talents ...

... deplore any event which is calcul tted to impair or retard tho triumph of that cause. It is undoubtedly true, that by a union of Whig-Radicals, Peelites, and sham Conservatives, the amendment to the Address was lost, in the House of Lords by a majority of 49 ...

... blockade immediately, or come to an open rupture with these Powers ; and there can be little doubt of the course that the Whigs will be compelled to adopt. They will be under the necessity of accepting the mediation of these Powers, which has already ...

... speakin eedeslien. SMILMIND—Proceed, Thomas. (continued) Seek like horseleeches. Neither have I any confidence to my pressen Whig admioistredon, fur the First Lord of the Treasury, theses and attendee, le nest!. tutionally • trifler, void of all decision ...

... which the Time so often wields only to abuse It. Cobden's speeches are leading articles everywhere, and if the Times, like the Whigs. and the mere selfseekers of all parties, thinks it can abate the hardly and justly earned influence of their author, it must ...

... of Banbridge, in the speeches of two Presbyterian clergymen: One of whom, the Rev. Mr Rutherford (we quote from the Northern Whig) spoke to the following effect:— He appeared there the character ot a minister of the Gospel.' He was for making rather summary ...

... of cheap raw materials, all over the continent of Europe. let us live in this country under what government we may—whether Whig or Tory, thouch I shall not attempt to my how it may be—they will feel the pressure and necessity for uniting and acting as ...