... prevent the number of electors being so large as to afford protection against coercion. The Whigs would Y like the number to be just large enough to enable the Whig aristocrats to bring to the poll a sufficient number of electors to defeat the Tory aristocrats ...

... glad to know that be is steadily regaining strength, and we hope that he will be soon enabled to resume his parliamentary ?? Whig. LORDS JUSTICES. We understand that Lords Justices were sworn in this day, at the Castle, preparatory to Lord Clarendon's departure ...

... to be appointed for the purpose. Mr. Crawford's letter will be found in our first page. It is remarkable that the Northern Whig, by stress of political weather at present prevailing in the tenant meetings of Ulster, has been driven almost into a full ...

... minister of the crown. Joseph spoke loudly, and tite Speaker cried order. The Premier was t inpressive-tho communing of the little Whig leader and the great abolitionist cf lavish expenditure looked remark- Y ably ?? shook his head once or twice, when the First ...

... Dubiln are isuffering under the depression of trr'lde, censoquent on successive years of famine. the present govcrin- )f meet, Whig and Liberal, are about .itcrnly to wvithhold this charitable dole. it Tile monrev thus saved will mealo but a pour show, andwill ...

... THE WHI-G CAMPAIGN AGAINST TiHE SICK POOR OF DUBLIN. We publish in another column to-day two very useful letters on the threatened demolition of the Dublin hospitals. When we last referred to this subject we committed the mistake of estimating the government ...

... Clay. ii It has passed, and though Ilarry of tire West is still the c .crntre of thousands upon thousands of hearts of Whig iasses a -among tire leaders lie is alone-is fuli hend arid shoulders v above them roll. but solitary and isolated still, b ...

... the time put over. We believe the W'higs will never propose a good landlord and tenant bill until coerced into it. It must never be forgotten that when the matter was first moved by a Tory administration, the leading Whigs look every occa- sion to worry ...

... to prevent a discisesiosn on ihe histant to the Lion of the West through the coluemns off the pitdic joutnals. T'Ie present W\hig plbICainell, WiiO o1l1, rule by the tileration oF the popular party, cannott well affbr:d to fali out with both the Orange ...

... the reinvigoration of the Protectionist party. It will, if properly used, be of great benefit to Ireland. I warrant yot the Whigs will no longer postpone a franchise bill-the division this morning renders a franchise a WVhig as well as a people's question ...

... represent the same opinions, and perhaps succeed in the attainment of their objects. They may like- wise contribute to relieve the Whigs of power, and transfer Downing-street and its all-rich incidents to Lord Stanley and 'Mr. D'Israeli. The hope of the movement ...

... tion of all Irishmen as possible, we are anxious to postpone doing so until we see the petition to be adopted by To- ries, Whigs, and Repealers in the North Dublin Unnion (hear, hear). The motion was then seconded, aad carried. Sir. O'CONNELL-1 have now ...