... LANDLORD AND TENANT—PAINFUL CASE. (From the Northern WhigJ Monday's Whig we gave report a case heard the other day at the Meath Assizes, in which the Earl of Mayo was plaintiff, and Miss Hemet Bentley was defendant. It was but a repetition of the old ...

... RP4T WANTS OF THE IRISH PEOPLE, cntion ,he gives vigorous expression to opinions idemi. O'ROM THE NORTHERN whig). cal wi,h ' the ftortheun Whig has always A member of the Statistical ami Social Inquiry consistently advocated. HU home truths spare party ...

... the MONAGHAN AND CLONES EXTENSION RAILWAY. (from the northers whig.) Belfast, Friday MoßNiNO—Vesterd.y, sion railway trora Monaghan to Clones W S .. ]ine opened the Government Inspector. Whe is open for public traffic, there will be two lines between ...

... Election Pamphlet issued from the Press this week has fallen like a bomb into the Whig camp. It is entitled, Against whom will boin an answer by Irish Catholic” to the Whig government pamphlet, For whom will you vote I The answer has created a sensation ...

... Pamphlet issued from the Press this week has fallen like a bomb into the Whig camp. It is entitled, Against whom will you vote being an answer by an An Irish Catholic” to the Whig government pamphlet, For whom will you vote ?” The answer has created sensation ...

... Hall for Wednesday evening, emanated from, and was concocted in, the Whig Office ; and that the meeting was a Whig-Radical” manoeuvre. The advertisment in question was sent to the Whig Office from meeting of Orangemen, members of the several lodges of Belfast ...

... Lord Palmerston had tried a Government directed by Whigs, and a j'int Government of Whigs and Radicals; it remained to try Government directed on Radical principles, and supported as far as possible by Whigs reduced to secondary place. So bold an experiment ...

... Pamphlet issued from the Press this week has fallen like a bomb into the Whig camp. It is entitled, “Against whom will you voter” being answer by an An Irish Catholic” to the Whig government pamphlet, For whom will you vote r” The answer has created a ...

... real resemblance between the Whigs of 1831, , | and the Tories of 1708, between the frank sim|.! plicity of Wellington, and the dissimulation and perfidy of Marlborough. In the Napoleonic period, indeed, we think the Whig efforts for peace, were mis’ ...

... changod. Wo have no Tories just at present and if the Whigs again lead the Liberals there will bo nothing to stop the way. What, then, will the Whigs do? Forgetting their old timidity—because a true Whig is eminently cautions —will they join tho very quick ...

... INCIDENTS OF THE TRALEE ELECTION, BY A WHIG BARDLINO. Says the canny Lord Mayor To the man in the chair, My chances to Knox I resign.’, Says brave Captain Larry, Well, by the Lord Harry, Young Howard we'come t ...

... for the moment, Tory Government may be pronounced an impossibility, with a House of Commous which the majority is Whig. A coalition of Whigs ami Tories would be still less manageable, and like all would disgraceful in its progress and results. A Government ...