... affairs, that a system of jobbery and pasty exclusiveness, such as could not for one day be tolerated here, is carried out by the Whig officials in bvery department of the Irish Government. Merit signifies nothing, talent is worthless, fitness is of no avail ...

... may have suffered, he has entered An. cona at the head of a column, and probably followed by a large body of llis corps. The Whigs are about to attempt the abolition of the Irish Viceroyalty next year. The Press, in an article, which we copy in another place ...

... created in tbe-minds of the Irish party, and, on the whole, I think the document when it comes will be most damaging to the Whig government. All that lias been, said on conjecture as to the anxiety of the British government for the proposed arrangement ...

... proofs of them. I stood for Carrickfergias in 185,7. Mark who were the candidates. Colontl Fergasot, the Whig, supported by the larepsis of Donegal, a Whig suoblemant; lr. Dobbs, an tiitra Conservntive,Anc5l my- self, a Liberal Conservative (l'beers and )aughter) ...

... Gilpin, will prosper du( ..next year. A. Whig, says Mm.,Balzac,; is a' political is b woman.. What has Lord Palmerston done tojufstify W the impertinent epigram? It may be urged that he bee never was a Whig; but it is far more certain that he, of with ...

... sixty years' standing, made by two parliaments between two nations, ought not, in our opinion, to be lightly set at naught by a Whig ministry zealous for centralization, nor an infraction of it peimitted'except with the cordial acquiescece, not of those who ...

... confi- dence in the policy of either Wlhigs or Tories. Thle - flexible letter of Lord Stanley became, in ties hands of the ' Whigs. a most convenieritinstrument for developing their I deadly hostility to the frcedom of tile suateolia religion Sly a series ...

... which are so agrecalle to old age and a nature that thinks the present evil quite sufficient for ?? present day; bat a purely Whig establishment in Downing-strect is henceforth impossible, and if there are de- grees in impossibility, more so than a purely ...

... alieeady a not incon- siderable stake in the Company, were prepared to risk all the capital required rather than allow our Whig and Liverpool rulers to set aside the Irish contract on the mean and contemptible plea that there was not sufficient monetary ...

... utterly barren. It is the capital disgrace of the session. The llemrld remarks ttat a series of rlisastrous failures is all the Whigs will ]rave to boast about lheler they are on their autrrunal visit to their constitrrents. T'l' death of Lord Elphiinstone ...

... treachery similar to thatwhiibh the Ii military phalanx of the same power so lately ieh- countered, they would have rendered Whig and Tory:. parties a subject of mere historical disorganisation, and I established on a firm basis .an Irish party independent ...

... ment. - Its FRANCE AND ROME. So She Tablet has the following from a correspondent:- brn Now let ' - and the Irish Catholic Whigs thi prepare to sound the praises of Napoleon the Third eta again. Ile has directed the old Papal Palace at Avig- ter non to ...