... ion. Humiliating this position may be ; but, when have the Whigs been in power and the dignity of England been maintained, by a policy of firmness land consistency ? Has not it been the Whig failure, all occasions, whether great or a comparatively little ...

... signed th» bond, they sjl themselves that county ten-pooud demon and they can Merer tree until they bare passed something. the Whigs may hinted that they will nut be allowed logo on for ever pro. duoing little models that won’t work, damsy fittb machin s that ...

... bubbling pot of a general election. The Times suggests a compromise. Something that will slip easily through both Houses. The Whigs have promised Mr. Bright to jump into that quart bottle, hut now that he i* no: in a condition to be very truculent they had ...

... it could raarkcd, f-r the education ilia preliminary expenses would probably amount to? in Ireland. The blightin* misrule of Whig! Mr. *» usual *> rure put !, surveys gi-m i- upon if that misrule which first d> and matters of that ia per mile in round the ...

... repair, the tenant oil eviction would not lie still entitled to some pecuniary compensation. FARMING AFFAIRS. {From the Northern Whig) Of tie years there has b«-en li'tle cause of complaint among the people of Ireland Comparatively cheap food and increasing ...

... needful assistance but, as we have already stated, little hope is entertained of its surviving the injuries it has sustained.— Whig. The Dearth Hav.—We understand that the Rev. Robert Hamilton, of Casllecaulfield, has bad the poor of that neighbourhood, of ...

... formerly Under-Secretary-at-War in | Lord Palmerston’s Government, the owner of almost the entire of Huddersfield, and decided Whig. Two Irish members, Mr. Gregory, one of the representatives for the County Galway, and Mr. Longfield, representative for Mallow ...

... rj*lnor M Gilfin bfinij the third lint ho occurred the neighboorhood R.loo -ithm the lot four month.— Correspondent of Northern Whig. baocKtNC Cask or Inuumanitt A deplot.ble ot .urternig and inhumanity haa juet come to our knowledge, the unfeeling witnesaea ...

... Iho previous Imsd.-iy S'ill greater reduction* may looked for. if favourable for the grass laud* should continue,. Northern Whig. Fouhtkkn Mats Drowned - {Northern Ensign) deeply regret to rtate that (he fear* which were entertained for (lie safety of ...

... enterprising firm have already brought direct cargoes here, and are entitled high credit for the r commercial spirit, - Aorf/icrn Whig I NTICIDR. —On Saturday inquest held |)r Tyrrell, coroner, on the body illegitimate child named John llaniill, who found dead ...

... When in harness, Chief Secretary fur Ireland, Lord Naas gave the country amide evidence of his high administrative capacity. Whig backwardness to forward the work of practical legislation, particularly in relation to Ireland, has brought his Lordship out ...

... business of Mr. Mullan, as lea and general merchant, must a very i serious consideration, and injury not casilv calculated Whig. CENSUS (IRELAND) BILL. A Bill for taking the Census of Ireland, prepared and brought by Mr. Cardwell and Mr. Attorney-General ...