... never effect their object (renewed cheering, and cries of we will, we will). Howenter, there was so much squabbling betwe'en Whigs and Tories, he did not know what to say to t em. Let agitation g6 on, and they would succeed in getting their rights yet'; ...

... the incompleteness of the published sketch of his address. But even were he a Whig, we tell the Nation, distinctly and above-board, that much as we abhor the policy o the Whigs, as a party, and resolutely as we have opposed them at all times, both from ...

... two great American parties-the Whigs and the s Democrats-it is known that the Whigs are favourersI of protection, and the Democrats are advocates of free trade. The present President, General Taylor, was elected as a Whig, and at the time of his elec- ...

... the shape of high prices for the necessaries of life. A HINT FOR THE WHIGS. The following extract from the leading article of the Mail of last evening may be read with profit by the Whig cabinet. Taken in connection with the general tenant protection movement ...

... Drogheda, Hatmilton, LaTouche, and others. On the whole, the impression from yesterday's meeting is this -as ill 1806, when the Whigs destroyed their party in Ireland, so has England, by her condluct, lost the heart of the people, and the aristocracy of Ireland ...

... a want of unanimity among the traders themselves. HadX such a monstrous grievance existed in Liverpool,t every individual, Whig, Tory, or Radical, forgetting sect and creed, would have put their shoulders to a the wheel to remedy it, and it would have ...

... humble to come forward, seeing the misery and distress to which the country was reduced, and not wait for the aristocrat or the Whig, who, having got what lie wanted himself, forgot the people (hear, hear). He had great pleasure in moving a vote of thanks ...

... ns of the race amid whom they dwell, and for the unworthy eagerness wherewith they have hallooed onevery minister, whether Whig or Tory, to measures of degrading severity towards that oft-insulted land-those men are Lords Westmeath and Glengall. Yet these ...

... but I trust that when the machinery of the Irish Alliance' is in full and active operation, and that the withering effects of Whig misrulei shiall get a check, the country will be in a better position, and many who are now obliged to assist but sparingly ...

... travelled through Ireland with all the advantages that a commission from Sir Robert gave him, with this commission endorsed by the Whig ministers, and, after his arrival in Ireland, further backed by Lord Clarendon, and with intro- ductions in his pocket from ...

... of Dunonald were maliciously set fire to, agd-de.stroyed. It appears from inquiries made by tile re- porter of the Northern Whig, that the farm, which contains 56 acees, had, for upwards of fotty years, been in the posses- Ision of a respectable farmer ...

... lieve, abound so much in Connaught as in Ulster. We subjoin the list as published in the Galway Vin- dicator and the Northern Whig.- The President announced the names of the newly-elected scholars, in the following ?? of Arts-Literary Division.-James A. ...