... previous General Elect on was there les. appearance of an exalted state of public opinion or more apathy shewa by those whom the whig radical journnals describe as the down trodden people of Ireland. The people up to the present appear to be posse.sed of agood ...

... s corning forward seem to have aL-d away. each au veruslos all prospects of rseeuing the Borough from the clutches of the Whigs, ea opportunity be of protesting their scheme of Church ...

... present Chamberlain in the Viceregal Household. We believo the Hon Mr Preston held the same office in the Castle under the Whig regime., and it was a subject of remark at the time that he elected to remain when the Conservative party came into power. ...

... e of the body of He produced a pies, at aeimal v like a tube, about half as tack lan, which he found in the wind. pipe, it Whig best ejected from the stomach. He believed am it death was tuff cation. pdelmml that time could he no doubt a =1:Ili isnot ...

... point of view, and in that halal it i*no compliment at all h. the Conservative party that he .upport• them He fears that the Whig* sympathies with Coutinental Revoluttonisui, and that is the inignear that him intoopposing them Smith—Still I mu, b admire ...

... made, that if the manipulation of those gr•uit iptesticns are only confid,d to the Whigs, all will be well and a politi Millennium eu be the result for this country. The Whig journals have bee, indulgi•e_ lately in the most:san 'nine expectations as t. the ...

... 'yell a teadiness to attend to the real interests of Ireland. But the triek's too stale, it has been tried too often by the Whigs. Mr rie,ton's elec tion is secul I. He will had the poll, the app 'rent inactton of the Conservative p trty arises from iii ...

... aristocrats. Mr. Labouchare, who is fighting Midaleves on the ems side, is the nephew of the Ur. Labouchere who was a member of Whig ministries, and a partner in the house of Baring until hs was crested Lord Taunton. Ile is the grandson of Peter Cater Labouchere ...

... to the credit of Disraeli. The new Ministry will be unusually atrong in debating power, though it may be regretted the old Whig tendency to govern by means of an oligarchy should alaeady have manifested itself. It cAnnot be denied that anundue number ...

... upon for that party ; but is Whig lord acts differently in a Cmiserv4tive comity, and where there are cona•rvative teirinta to be dealt with. Time correspondence which we insert RR under, will serve to show to whit lengths Whig lords will go, when they are ...

... of the impor- TO TUE EDITOR Of TEE DONDALE UZIRLD. ttnce attached to the office of Lord Lieuten- SIR, ant of Ireland by the Whigs. by the fact that I find that a contemporary the only offie.- previously held by the noble- of seturday, takes exception to ...

... patranic band, vrlio swore eternal hatred to England in general and Whigs Whiegiry in particular. In boa faced elt•ontery and polittcal audacity he only one equal in country, his Whig cuidederato, the Knight of Vartry; QuERY.—It hi nterely a coincidence ...