... ns.to'do more than look and wonder when Cato; falls upon his own w s sword. If- the ' old Whigs' wi~llkill themsaelves s a all we- can say is thatz the ild Whigs. must just ?? . go' their 'own' wy to -the purgatery of suicides2 ,or the paradiseof fools ...

... lengthened debate the House adjourned till the following day, the resolutions not having bees put to the vote. The Northern Whig Says :-This is one of the most important meetings ever held by the Irish General Assembly. The question under discussion is ...

... preparing for an early demonstration against: Lee, who, they say, was never so well prepared to receive him. as now. The Richmond-, Whig thinks Grant has sent troops to co-operate with. Sherman.. The latest intelligence from Tennessee reports no further fighting ...

... comdpare d,with his, Whig opposnent,. Few- who recollect how the Whigs' have lbetrayed their~ Liberal 'friends Ion the only question' which' saecured~therit a~ return, to ~power will now den-y that- we were right. Ha~ve the Whigs done any thingy 'in the' ...

... hung out at windows, with Hanoverian as princely descendants hanging by their heels with is their heads cut off; and leading Whig journal$ to containing such statements as There are 50,000 d. Scotchuneen ready to cross the bordeis if the an Refocus Bill ...

... Kinsale, and of great influence in the locality During the active portion of his career lie w5s an ardent politician on the Whig side, asd always took a leading part in the electoas for the borough of Kinsale, He was himself elected member without opposition ...

... e we are a majority we are patted on the back, saddled, ridden, and afterwards whipped by some nonentity palmed upon us by Whig recommendations. The chief incidents are invariably the same-the sieve of oats is held out to us to sniff-we look, we suspect ...

... and whose .olitiow edcatison' ','has been under done.!' Itgratifiesii ous q-ualities of miinds to find one 'man called a Whig apd another a JTory, .whenItherewis no reeak or- essential differencebe- tween themht ,theuishe 0 hei;tqh Na; sert-of pby~ical ...

... him. Had Lord 'Pal- naerston been spared to me et the new Parliament he should have had the, support, of pure Tories, pure Whigs, and pure Palmerstonites in his policy of inaction. He would have declined to introduce a Reform Bill ; and even though he ...

... lie effect of that expression eco of natural and irrepressible indignation will do the fin Whigs: geod for all -time to 'comie. Not that 'I in think the 'Whigs 'will be long-lived., I believe, dn on the; contrary, that their political end drawethi Th ...

... Seot- lAnd from iif ib~ject condition of- beiag' the pocLet burgh of a local Whig magnate-Sir William Giliacn-Craii/, of Riceartou. the leader of the Ed}dinbnii'*h Gov. rnmeat Whigs-hava been addressing the electors, and have been receivedr ivith all the ...

... STATE OF THE CROPS IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND. The Northern Whig says :-To-day we present our readers with a number of reports on the state of the crops in the North. They have been col- lected with great care by gentlemen of intelligence and integrity, ...