... Admiral, it is true, did not speak with the voice of one having authority, but in Gloucester, one of ri the strongholds of the Whigs, represented by a I l member of the government, it is not likely that such language would be uttered without a fore- knowledge ...

... the Cmnoervative leaders and patty in England have always been more inclined to be friendly with the Unitad States than the Whigs. (In this, by the way, he is not singular ; for we have ourselves hoard a sinil- lar opinion expresaed by other distinguished ...

... from the length of the report to publish the details of the else, an outline of which is given in the above articie from the Whig. We quote, however, a portion of the charge oi the assistant barrister. The Assistant Barrister commenced his charge by ex- ...

... ORAUGEIS4 iiN THE NORTH. We publish in another column the greater portion of an article from the NVorthern Whig of Tuesday, on the subject of Orangeism in the North of IrelandL The comments of our cotemporary on this foolish, but dangerous, confederacy ...

... nent of living Lord Chancellors-both declared it to be the greatest wrong ever Inflicted on the people. The leader of the Whigs-the foremost man among the Tories- the head of the governmont-the leader of the opposi- tion, have both declared it to be the ...

... the proprietor of u th Chrouc'a newopaper, which alwea3is defended thas ctrpora- a tion against tbs attacks of the Nortlsrn Whig, to write c certain art cesar in that paper, in replly to the Wheig, but thet defendant swore h~e n~ver Intentionally wrote ...

... acqainted with In this country. Thei truth was, the labour of earning the Income tax for the go verunent purposes of the Whigs so totally absorbed the time of industrious men In this country that they really had not time to inquire into the nature of ...

... was the Whigs (hear, hear)? Who hut the leader of the Whigs excited the besotted snobs of England to burn in letligy the Mother of the Redeemer, and to trample in the dust. the cross-the symbol of man's redemption ? In flue, was it not the Whigs who encouraged ...

... scarcely excelled by those of any living statesman, ti save Mr. Gladstone; and his advanced liberal ?? by P far the most advanced Whig among the conspicuous mem- tl bers of the party-should give him a high place in a country LI where publio opinion is virtually ...

... tenant compensation in the House of Commons, but Lord Derby in the Upper House played just as treacherous a game as did the Whigs-both parties seemingly aiming at the acquisition of a false popularity by aiding the measure to a certain stage, and effecting ...

... RH hoist Whig colours to ensure his return. It he W can in addition show that he was up to the period th of the vacancy a staunch Conservative, his election Po from being safe will become a triumphant victory' Po In Downpatrick the Orange Whig candidate ...

... case of LINDSAY v. FiwLAY.-ThiS was an action for a lible against the defendants, who are the proprietors of the North- era Whig newspaper. Mr. Kernan opened thapleadings. The plaint contained five paragraphs, four of which related to the particular libel ...