... diversion. Mr. Tracy: Go borne now, and don't play this prank again, or I will not have power to discharge you.- Atjorthern Whig. ...

... Ireland. The bishops are dl- vided,-the clergy are divid'e, theepeople are divided. The Irish Whigs are on one side-a vile and corrupt faction. worse than the Whigs, with a yet viler organ in the press, is on one eide.-esolfsb, lukewarm, and timid' Catbolics ...

... drive the Palmerston Cabinet from power-we can only say they have become the dupes of one of the most palpable and transparent Whig-Radical in- trigues ever invented by that ingenious race of tricksters. The plain, evident object of the present Ministry was ...

... as the 'Bishop of EXnrEsT quaintly remarked, a case 'and a half for' each j . ige, is a piece of monstrosity worthy of a Whig. I Government. It is' a matter of little conseqience, and cannot affect thei'interests -of the Churcl4, whether the authority: ...

... 'trod , n -idi canay w~ithjgilT ntil thiee o'clock 'hI iii thda mobrning.' A: btg was 'fn ed n prisouer, h 'Th6iroW'ei'.house', whig'Iichva's iddntiqb! aas'tlbo' bag in u~ 'w~idh''Car took the, isl`tin'ito 130dilej fin thafs ba; yx t heore 6;*eas' l'sheep' ...

... IRELAND, &c., &c. Attorney-General v. Co poration of Belfast. Sin-I have the honour to send you herewith a copy of the Northern Whig of 11th April, con- taining a report of the speech of Mr. Johp R.a, at a meeting of the Town Council of BeIrlst, hell on the ...

... rolemhblled by the clergy end people that the bill In- tre'ltid by 5Mr. Moore bad been read a first time taid that the present Whig government was in a tottering tond'tien (bear, bear). The tnant ?? could not lose Mtbistg tby their fill. At the Ilat meneral ...

... more among the members of the Opposition than among those of the other sections which usually pull shoulder to shoulder with a Whig Government in difficulty. It is, therefore, not to be taken as a symptom that the Opposition is a divided house, or as a token ...

... Cer ment, which does nolthaing for the people. It was to.erely all appeal, adr nisericordiamu, to thle sym- cur piatlips of Whigs atitl thle forbearance of Radicals. ir And it succeeded. 'Keep us in place was theI ridl % hole tetior of thle cry); ' Don't ...

... inevitable; and you have ruined your country. And when, your place shall have been filled by your official successor, whethor Whig or Tory, it is all but certain that he will have heavier work on hands than unfrocllin- and insulting loyal Catiolic bishops ...

... boozpriang above 200 mem- bers ofparliament, and embiaig some of te. st celebrated names if the various sections *'of the whig- liberal party * The nobiet prenaier, who appeared indee -mornming addressed the asseo.y on the occasion at considerable length ...

... WILLOWNaES AID THea FACTORY BILLL-Ever since the traitor Saint Steattesbury betrayed tba factory-workere' ca se to the vile Whig G vorument of 185U, there hao been a ert of ?? amzo~ngst the cotton anid woollen lords to carry the comnpromise principle than ...