... irelartb. EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT IN IRELAND.— The Northern Whig says that a number of noblemen and gentlemen met recently in the Town Hall, Belfast, to con- sider the deficiency of educational institutions in the north of Ireland, and, especially, the want ...

... consistency or incon- sistency to the Bedouin Sheik whom you have tried to tame! What's Hecuba to him or he to Hecuba? Tory, Whig, Radical, are only names; but the conduct of war, of Government, of men, are realities that may satisfy the ambition even of ...

... perhaps a specious one and the eagerness with which it has been seized upon, ).ot only by 1\11. Bright's follower-, but by the Whig defenders of the old Reform Act, shows it is looked upon as available for Ibe gpneral purposes of stump oratory. Nevertheless ...

... EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT IN TRET,AND.— The Northern Whig says that a number of noblemen and gentlemen met recently in the Town Hall, Belfast, to con- sider the deficiency of educational institutions in the north of Ireland, and, especially, the want, generally ...

... RAVEN. Sadly sits forlorn and weary, down at Broadlands, dark and dreary, One whose spirits drooping daily, tell a tale, Whigs must deplore, Of a statesman, who caught napping o'er a Bill for Freedom trapping, And the Constitution sapping, sapping to ...

... consistency or incon- sistency to the Bedouin Sheik whom you have tried to tame! What's Hecuba to him or he -to Hecuba? Tory, Whig, Radical* are only names; but the conduct of war, of Government, of men, are realities that may satisfy the ambition even of ...

... the right way of thinking. It has gradually risen to a circulation of 25,000 a day, and it has compelled its most uppish and Whig contemporary — the Manchester Guardian-at one time the most important newspaper out of London, to come down to a penny also ...

... money in supporting class newspapers, a struggle of the most determined and exhaustive nature may be expected.-Northern Daily Whig. THE ENGLISH NATY.-The annual return of the names, number of guns, and tonnage of the whole of the vessels in the navy was ...

... speech showed the ...

... have got rid ot costly Barry and the routine mediocrity of Pennethorne, the government architect. Sir Charles Trevelyan, a whig, has bsen ap- pointed Governor of Madras. He has the reputa- tion of being a man of great ability and fond of work, whose back ...

... three intrigues: there never was a Whig Opposition without some very fine ones. The country has too often mistaken the manoeuvres of these men. They never want for speciousness; they are often holy, always pure. A Whig Opposition never wants anything for ...

... building pur- poses, and Charles-street, one of the most respectable in the town, is built on part of his estate. He was a Whig in politics, and nominated Alderman Coffin on his election as member for the Cardiff boroughs. He had been a member of the ...