... -landed interest. But in the passing of speculation to and fro we hear nothing about relief to the Irish spirit trade. When the Whigs were in, nothing, it was urged, could be more unjust and impolitic than the repres- sion of a great branch of the national ...

... Coeciester on W*edtesday night, Mtajor 13eresfor-' spoke vigorously in favour of manitaining the ole patty dis- tinction of Whig and Tory. Captain Jervis ?? some remarks on Ilie war in America. Hil speech was an argument in favour of the right of 5ece3sion ...

... (and whose expenses were paid by) the local Whig Fed erdtion had no authority to speak on behalf of the people of Mitchelstown, or to go outside their own diocese at a bishop's visitation to pallm off their Whig views as being those of the majority of the ...

... University Education. Earl Ruasell, who is at present in Killarney, has, we are informedJ been invited to attend the Congress.- Whig. The Prensa, of H. vamnnah, says that the Liberal authorities of the capital of Mexino are beginning to persecute the Catholic ...

... Sons have contracted, is completed, still greater facilities for repairing and refitting steam vessels will be avail-' able.- Whig. A MEDIOALF Krsiq IN ToE PHILIPPINs ISLANDS.- About thirty years ago; a French Eurgeon, U. de Ia Gi- ronniere, wena to the ...

... indignation of all English merchants against the tY satd paltry policy of the WVhigs. Tne fact of the P nd back-sliding of the Whigs in reference to the EOuJget his created a confidence iu men's winds that there vill be no change, and that they may speculate ...

... proposed- That we trust h iundependent NationXal o'emhbers of the Corcrora2ion will, in spits of felse ceadyismt of Rest British Whigs, oppose the mo- tion of C'ouncillor Dobeon to present congratti- latory addresses on thxe occasion of the approach-I ing marriage ...

... there was, wvhere s1hould wie look for ounr bewacre of wtood Eand drawer8 'of water ?-London Correspondent of the Northern Whig. d * * HUNTING BRHICCHS, `UDlbG' TROUSERS EkAI)IS' HA 5IRS.-P, c no oorlddre'No. 84 DAM.E STRE'T. l1NWT sad GW m Dhat mawts ...

... inembeiing that on the present occa- sion. If there be exceptions they are chiefly to be found among a small section of quondam whigs, who were never to be relied on by any party, and with whim Ireland was never the first concern. colonel Saunderson, we are ...

... rs recognise that unity is now the great need of th Irish move. 3nent, and say so with a blunt candour which 'wouldeause Whig,Wbig,to be ?? howled stthem iftheywerewithin range of Redmondite Press or platform. They bluntly remind the persistent factionists ...

... wsi- dom anld integrity of Mr. Parnll1 is unbounded. It is ple.sxa n t to be in a position to elate that the few rsiserable W.higs in our midst., who were ever I readiest to grab at thme fruits of Mr. Parnell's laboura in tihe alien Parliament, and who ...

... average lsample of the crop, whiclt, on the 21th instant, measured fifteen inches and appears to be of the most promising ?? Whig. The Veeta (steamship) Captain O'Donnell command- ivg, left our quay on Friday evening for Liverpool, with upwards of a hundred ...