... HAMRRTON, 19, Eden-quay, Dublin. E. H. is also Agent for New York, New orleina,. St. Montreal, and Balton Line of Packets. Whig every Fine Day=. Passengero vent free to Liverpool, and every attention paid to transhipment of Luggage. The Packet-ship, JAMES ...

... confusion of ideas. In the meantime the great avalanche of events bangs over this countn-, and while Englishmen vapour about their Whig and Tory Government*, time steals on, the world progresses, and previous intention is worked out. ...

... of his party ,' sorry are we to say that he was ever willing to sacrifice principle to make Administration. Let Liberals, Whigs, and Peelites think of this, that the leader of the great Conservative party, rather than place the Queen in difficulties ...

... stamp in the free transmission of newspapers. This opinion has become almost universal amongst our contemporaries. The Northern Whig contains the following:— Unstamped Papers —Wc regret find that the different railway companies have found it impracticable ...

... like which has not been seen in these days. In an assembly so divided, and against opponents poor in spirit and resources the Whigs, they would certainly be formidable power, if they did their duty. The men who would have performed this task best are on the ...

... not been reformed by any the governments this country ? Wav it was because of the aristocratic element. Neither the shabby Whigs nor the old constitutional Tories had attempted to set matters right when they were power, and they now saw the terrible c ...

... amongst the Irish members have been struggling to benefit the Irish tenants, despite the opposition of Tories, the desertion of Whigs, the unwdlmgness of Government, and the abandonment of their posts by «Independent Opposition gentlemen. The facts stated ...

... himself to matters which understood, it would have l>een better both for the Exchequer and the public; but neither English Whigs nor Scotch Reviewers ever had a faculty for that. may as well repeat a piece of information which some of our readers may have ...

... Nothing in tbUtransactHMi more significant than the fact that the fatal blow was struck last the ui>ordinate members of the Whig part} in the Slouee Commons, who could longer to led man *bo had ill served hie ©ouatry in the face Europe, it is understood ...

... same journal says the rumours of the elubs last night was, that if Messrs. Gladstone and Sidney Herbert, and any one of the Whigs in the late Administration, could be induced to] take office along with him, Lord Palmerston was willing to take the lead in ...

... of their co-operation, than he managed gently to get rid of the rest of the in- traders, and constitute his cabinet a pure Whig one— which, being interpreted, means a cabinet selected from the relatives of the great houses we bave named. The result is ...

... following communication, dated Belfast, her. appears In the Northern Whig of Tuesday, tr-a Lanib, the well-known agricultural correspondent i-t ! ...