... coming from Lord mere l)arby, Lord John Russell, or John Bright, thing or any other quarter. from The Belfast l.Yrtehernt Whig states that the inflicl potato crop in Treland this season is one of guishr the finest, both as regards quality and quan- place ...

... ? nnwbto hope that there will an end, at least, of the fiiul olten grace, delivered annually with so iv pious unition the Whigs, before that eagerly awaited /floral, that even vet, during all these dozen years j.4. h.«« nen r once ac been con.mmcf J—kriTinf ...

... heard with better advantage. f 1Of course the- eral wil not be alarmed at t this, as it has repeatedly demonstrated that r the Whig party is extinct, and that a recon- ciliation of Lord Palmerston and Lord J. Russell is impossible. The arrival of the missing ...

... once, and forthwith announce general selling-off to the higheet biddn. Ye*! Tories of Tories though we be, with our lodii{ Whig provincial contemporary, devoutly that even yet Lord Derby will, on this fiat turning-point of policy and of Empire, soundly ...