... three great Whig families, who have for so long a time constituted the different Liberal cabinets. But the time has come, or at all events is close at haisd, when this pleasant family party must be broken up, and fresh blood introduced. The Whig and Radical ...

... and NJ military promise and prospects, he has been cut off, to Di the inexpressible Rrlef of ois family and numerous Hi ?? Whig. dal At one of the late shooting parties at Compiegne 1100 ab, bead of game were killed. Out of that number, the Em. rel I ...

... Mr. Locke ?? Teni outder, neither of whom, of course, con have a chonce of winning on their own merits. Russell's Wo- barn Whig must hase a good lolance for this race. nlo has performed vern xte11 at different times- and, although rather ' off- lately ...

... cur s orthy cltlatn, James Plurnkett, f of bis civic honors, ?? wilt have done its duty the' Whig Candidates' sordid ambition lmiust be fully jot#isged rthe Whigs thet availed themrselvesof every opportunftby 3of persecuting the ninistetrt of our religion ...

... legislation in those days. d Thirty years ago, when the people were weak d and the nobles strong, it was something in the ' Whigs to have cut down aristocratic usurpation, ' and transferred the power to the middle class. T The Reform Bill was a great and ...

... Atkine) wae anxioue for the I maintenance of the viceroyalty, and he did not core I whether tile holder of that office Was a Whig or Toty, provided he Dated properly. I-e legratted to see such a number of genflorern present who were not seoking i pieces ...

... delusion impossible, our ministers contain- plate the game of an extreme and impracticable mes- nurs, which our constitutional Whigs cannot consent to. The measure, thrown out of course, there would be a period of confusion, and this confusion might possibly ...

... Priests of the South.- The respectable and patrl. d i- ottl men who assembled the other day at Mlil-street, de. tl .aoinced as Whig parasitesa and that by the Editor of the n 'n Riation! .gquant mn motatus oab PIo. Sir, you. mistake us, e y We are no parasites ...

... hostile L he might be in a traditional point of view to the ge- pi neral policy of a Tory cabinet, his repugnance to the PI old Whig family party would incline him to throw hisg powerful aid into the scale of the government. These or visions are almost dispelled ...

... unite in asking for it. Three candidates are now 0 in the field for Benbury, Mr. Ilardy, Conservetive Ic Mr. Pigott, Pigott, Whig; and MIr. Samuelson, an iron- founder of tto town, Rdica%. d RAILWAY DELEGATES. I An important meeting of railway delegates ...

... cheers). . Mr. E. Nevin-I say that the Whigs were the parties that did the mischief (cheers). .- Alderman Reynolds-I' believe that when an act of 1 severity towards Ireland wai. to be done in former tihese th e Whigs: dli it as ofteb as the Torie9 (A Voice- ...

... mABy Orsder - D'Ollr jbee 1v'~Tfi~.ro a The following Newspapers to be disposed of:- Morning Herald, l0a; Sun, l0so;. Northern Whig, 8s; Cork Examiner, 6. 6d ; Galway Vindicetor, se Od per quaeter. CIE.NCE AND ART DEPARTMENT Of the C:mmitteo of Council on ...