... THE IRISH HARVEST AND GRAIN LANDS, (Prom the Northern Whig. ) Tas remarkably fine weathor of the last few days bas given the farmer mbdp-ibhfl'mnltylu cuuf'.. down and saving his grain, rarely have such energics Leen put forth in barvest labour. Sa rapidly ...

... minority; Whig opporition, warm Radicri oppoiltion, and bfttar Feelita oppoaitioa, eontcitlng orcry ant with the Uinlatarial oandl- Tha only hope for Lord Derbr it the olUmata adhnion of the Pnlitf, and tha lam committed mam ben of tbo Whig party: bat ...

... thepariT, largo ratification mooting bad bora bold. wniob perfect unity aontimont and tho greateat onthoaiaam prevailed. Tho Whig National Coneantion was to taka place tho day the Alia loft. Nearly all onr eorreppondonla, aaya the Naso York Herald, dilate ...

... that bra wu the Dimmocntic ticket; thta 'aro b thl Whig.’ Out yoa to #oto twioe 1 karl yon armtod.’ Yow will, will you r ihoetod thl ion tki oo#oi iign pupil; than I aoyi if I’m denied right woting for Whig#, after in’ whole ticket for the Dimmoeratice, Uera ...

... present. tho Whig ranks there had been some indications of lordly disposition to stand coldly aloof from the earnest independent Liberals, upon which, however, are not disposed to dwell at present, confident that tho really influential Whig leaders sco ...

... nature of which seems to bo unknown. Lord John Russel. Mr Sydney Herbert, Mr Gladstone, and the Duke of Newcastle, and other Whig and Peclite statesmen eontitme to have bug interviews with Earl of Aberdeen. Tlio French appear willing to provide In a most ...

... treaties, the first under the protection of the American flag take advantage of tho newly opened field of commerce, —San Francisco Whig, ...

... hon. friend had alluded to the conduct of the Whigs in taking eredit to themselves for certain measures of reform. He bad to ask who bruught in the Reforra Bill under Lord Grey's Governmant! Thoy were the Whigs. (Loud cheers.) They were opposed when the ...

... lau>calc odes, in order tu ascertain if that new pursuit «ouid_kili the ennui with which lam devoured. Being in politics between Whig and Jacobin, subject of our S ivereigu’s praise will hare much of the in eyes, as sufficiently to resemble the species of ...

... altogether uninformed.* Meetings are being a'most hourly bold with tho Earl of Aberdeen ami tbe leading parties of Peclites and Whigs, but nothing further U known upon tbo sabject. a!! can therefore say tbxt new Cabinet U embryo, and is likely to remain so ...

... present occupied by Mrs Kevan, in Newros-Srewanr, near the Douglas Acadenny, will be Let, Furnishal or Unfurnished, entry at Whig.uud:J aext, 1860 ; or the House may be taken Furnished from Martinmas next. o The House cousists of Two Public Rooma, Three ...

... Liverpool, but got sgreund in guing down the Channgl, but shortly afterwants got off, and resunnad Ler passage. - - Belfast Whig. Tue Pore axo His Inisi Faiesng—A great meeting was held in Dub'in on Tuesday night, to adopt av adUress expresaive of sypathy ...