... policy -with-which the Whig party feebly and in vain essay Government of Ireland—if government we can calla system ‘which we see at one time conniving at an Ultra- montanism more us far than aught which even the medium of Whig policy could discover in ...

... work at the honourable task of assisting, each in his own sphere, the ef- forts of the Government. But with the advent of the Whigs all was changed. Over the gates of Castle was written up “ No Irish need “apply.” Again the peasantry crowded to the shores ...

... parties. He should be one whose own interest is bound up in its prosperity. The greatest insult that could be passed upon the Whig gentry of Ireland, to speak of no others, is, practically, to prove to the world, tbat there does not exist among them a single ...

... that the prisoner hed fest thract large which the police wrested from his hand be- man, foro any damage was done.—Northera Whig. Tux Arreuprep at Morpow, Loxavorp.—The Dublin Gazette of last night an- nounces that a reward of £100 has been offered by ...

... Night. AND THE IRISH CHURCH BILL. [sy Communications are understood to have passed to- day between the Earl of Bessborough, the Whig Whip in the House of Peers, and Lord Colville, who acts in a similar capacity for the Conservatives, which place beyond all ...

... representative, Captain O'Connell. (Applanse.) Ireland for years had a Whig Go- ment has it quarrels with the State authoritics [beg myself as a candidate for that high posi- | a Whig Government ought to have done and Legislatures, and the latter resent ...

... Lough Foyle at 56.15 p.m. CCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE ON THE HOLYWOOD AND BANGOR RAILWAY. (From the Second Edition of the Northern Whig.) Moxpay morning a sad accident occurred on this line, accompanied, we are sorry to say, with a certain loas of one and possibly ...

... Election of Tralee in- creases as the day of nomination approaches. The contest is not oné between individuals, it is between a Whig Ministry and the Irish people. This Election will decide whether a spirited constituency is to be bartered ‘away stealthily— ...

... First Minister, are ten and twenty years his junior, whereas, in the House of Lords Lord Johu would be the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting. ...

... are to be written off, and a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent declared. COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE Af (From the Northern Whig.) Moxpay Saturday night, whilst the steamer Electric was on her passage from Liverpool to Belfast, she came into collision ...

... sentence The Pall Mall Gasette in Sir John Pakington's address that Mr Disraeli to throw over the Irish and again to dish the Whigs. MISCELLANEOUS. Friday Evening: Byrne, the alleged was ap been farther at Guildhal) this ‘WOOL SALES. Wout with moderate spirit ...

... about 150. votes in a constituency which is considered to be de- voted to the Whigs, and agninst a candidate openly aided by the whole influence of the Mi- nistry. The Whig candidate was Pret, brother of Sir Ropert Peet. He had all the support the Peelites ...