... the officers and men bave been laborious daty since Saturday night bave been found quite competent to couserve the peace.— Whig. ‘There has boon an immense take of both sea and fresh water fish in Galway last week. Fine “coral” lobsters selling at 2s ...

... statesmen know to be inevitable. The American continent will, ere long, challenge the political importance of Europe. The Whigs threw away the United States, or that continent would be all our own, As it is, English thought is influential in those States; ...

... doubtless, hare be• tome the law of the land. The Indian government bill bas gone on its way, conquering all opposition whether Whig or RaiHeat, and on Thursday evening It was rend a third time, sod pared through committee amidst loud cheers. It bast however ...

... hesitate to complain. I: is we say the ‘ next best ' report to one stating the facte. A little seasoni of the truth—as any Whig might have told thea—w have added a thousand fold to the chances of success for their plan. and our fears for the cause of ...

... opportunity. Arrangements have been made for advancing and protecting Conservative interests in the registration courts, and the Whigs will find a strenuous opposition offered to them whenever a vacancy occurs.— Morning Herald. A THREAT.—The Rev Mr Spurgeon ...

... from Conserva- | tive honour than from Whig promise:. If Lord Derby will only distribute some few high places of trust and emolument amonget the Catholic * meritorious claiman: he will in this particular equal Whig generosity and im- measufably surpass ...

... lamentable state of the value of buman labour when women bave to eke out a life at this wretched scale of remuneration. — Belfast Whig. Exvecrarc BETWEEN LIVERPOOL ASD the meeting of the Docks apd Harbeur Board op Thursday, Mr Mondel, the man of tLe Marine Committee ...

... to its disposing by dwelling upon an irrational object. But Lords borough and Alvanley and Eldon, and jodgesof kindred sym- Whigs seem tohave been led by their love of art to admirethe skill with which the technicalities of our blessed real property law ...

... opportunity. Arrangements have been made for advancing and protecting Conservative interests in tlie registration courts, and the Whigs will find strenuous opposition offered to them whenever a vacancy occurs.— Morning Herald. The Universities Bill.—The following ...

... meeting. E And, certainly, the necessity for some great change in the culture of land was manifest about this time. Although the Whigs were fast sinking, from the in- efficiency of their practical administration, and the satiety of organic change felt by the ...

... into power on one policy, and then deserting It for another. They said In 1845-6—' If we are to have a Whig ' or Liberal policy let us have a Whig or Liberal government.' And so they will any now— . If John Bright is to rule, let John Bright take his ...

... required, we have send to Saltcoats, which is two miles distant. The Northern Whig’s Opinion of Glasgow.— In an article on Monday, which “goes in” for Sunday trains, the Whig thus ventilates its idea of Glasgow : Wherever the means of travelling abroad ...