... from the land as though they were many rnta. The Whig scribbler acknowle«lgsd that this man Pollock had resolved to sweep all tenantry off the Galway estates, and put sheep Ip their place ; and the Whig scribbler said was perfectly iustihed in so doing ...

... THE IRISH PARTY. How tho Whig; p’trty, the Tory purtv, Peaco |>*rty, or tiro War perty, wrr« repreeenteil that con* Sict question of inferior moment us, compared how » Irish Party of Independent Opposition mustered and acted. The tints is passed for vehement ...

... TUB WHIGS WAR MINISTERS. When we see men of Mr. Cobden’s peculiar characteristics look with regret upon the factions vote which drove Lord Derby from power, and hear him declare tint the consequences of that vote have cost England firtr thousand men and ...

... Is concerned, man but a place-hunter 1 cares one a Whig or a Tory misrepresents the feelings wishes of its people. The contest will not lie between tin? oppressed and their oppressors, hut between Whig* and Tories, between the Louse of Curragbmore and ...

... u*. lie said that those who opposed him the score of plaic” gave their support to the son of a Whig Lord of the Bedchamber, and the aidc-de-c:unp of a Whig Lord Lieutenant (laughter.) He said he would never violate any pledge or betray any confidence ...

... RESPONSIBLE? (From the Tablet.) The Whigs have done wisely for themselves, hut whether the country will thank them for it remains to be seen. They have hand in the present troubles, and party in the Government the Whigs are not responsible for the way in ...

... drop him and take another, but neither of them is likely to be elected. We Mieve Banks is lie nominee the Know-nothings and Whigs. The Democrats gain courage, and confidently predict their own success. The I’resident's message and several other public documents ...

... Halifax 25. THE RUPTURE WITH ENGLAND. The Washington correspondent of the New York Commercial Advertiser, an old and respectable Whig paper, conducted by Englishmen, says that Mr. Buchanan has received liberty to leave London, and that it will be some months ...

... of thoee plain proof* of pnblio virtue which everyone can understand. The fall of the Coalition and the construction of pur* Whig Ministry have removed the last pretexts for division among men of Conservative tendencies, and it is to this party alone that ...

... voices” of the voters —each party striving to out-general the other, and to place in our Civic Chamber a majority of either—“ Whig or Tor#”—so that . uesday next will be a—“ great day for Ross-.” The hour for Ross is 9 o’clock, a m., and for Rosbercon—“ ...

... e energy and ability; but over fond of hobbies. The other officers are still to be filled, end among the retainers of the Whigs there ss the perplexity of uncertainty, expectation, and jealously respecting them. ...

... faith can be placed in any of bis most solemn promises. We are told that any Bill of the kind will discountenanced by either Whig or Tory Government, and that if any Act be passed for Landlord and Tenant, it must b® Imperial for the three Countries once ...