... extcod the elective franchise to the male occupants of taxed house, and to tax every booae. Such are the revelations which the Whig administration have so far made the great question of tba day, and we know anongb of their supporters to feel assurod they ...

... in this instance; and it requires with the spirit of prophecy, to divine >en at Dungarvan so will it be tbrougbsnever the Whigs may test their feelil election. •il 4.—The Rev. Mr. Cooper, one of the the intended Roman Uni* rledges having received an addition ...

... Several open houses are now foil work, and bread and tea are dealt out in profusion to the electors. The new candidate, who is a Whig, is supported by the Duke of Devonshire, and all the local landlord influence. Rev. Dr. Hally, P. also goes with the government ...

... were made of molasses at 1| reals, but they were generally held at 2 reals. The transactions in coffee were insignificant. The Whig Convention of Vermont, a State which has hitherto been considered the most rabid of all the anti-slavery States, has solemnly ...

... party, composed those identified by the old Whig party, will be liapborted db the ground that no State or States has right withdraw from the Union. From the fact of hm accepting the nomination from the old Whig party tb’e Oemocrata will withhold their support ...

... remunerative prices, particularly for young stock, and upon fat cattle there was advance during the last week. The Northern Whig t speaking of the state of trade in the North, says —The steady feeling of commercial confidence alluded to in our last, still ...

... absence of three of the Judges. The Chief Justice and Judges Moore and Torrens being all ■> detained” by the gout. The Northern Whig says there was report from Portadown that the Count de Sulis bad bssn fired at by some assassin, but does not vonoh for its ...

... nor one for rlions were made to secure victory, liberty, everything, sacred and proto achieve the contest and defeat the Whigs conquered. The trisightened by the consideration of whom they had to contend, and of under wi.ich the contest took place, long ...

... country, it did in Parliament, more anxietyi than surprise. It was clear to all intelligent observers the public mind that the Whig budget was failure past repair; and at the meeting of the House Commons yesterday the only subject of curiosity or disenssiou ...

... composition of a Presbyterian Tory like Lord Aberdeen, a Puseyitc Tory like the Duke ol Newcastle, Puseyite Whig like Lord Lyt- tlbton, and Low Church Whig like Lord Monteagle, at all events may engage that these strange associates must have exhausted in their ...

... Beet-root, although sown rather late, far as can be judged at present, shows signs of very favourable progress. I The Narthsrn Whig thus speaks of the Ulster trade : I —Although the past has been a quiet business week here, the trade continues of perfectly ...

... not forwarded through the pert. The following extraordinary adrartieeeaent fcem the Marquis Londonderry appaara in the NorOtm Whig *We are antboriaed to rtato, that only tenanta out of 1,600 of the Marquis of Loodondarnfr .enant farmers attended the Tenant ...