... bartered the very life-blood of the tenant-farmers Ireland for the filthy lucre they enjoy the pensioned officials of Whig’corruption—Whig hatred of Ireland and of Cutbotietaa. The Qneen oouamsnd* our loyalty and rsepect, because we are Catholic*. But Ist ...

... favour of that party is unmistakeable. Therefore the moment any rupture takes place between the Whig and Radical sections of the Coalition, the old Whigs—already stanch Conservatives at heart —would to a mau unite themselves with the present Opposition ...

... Gladstone had gone on a visit to the hospitable mansion of the Duchess of Sutherland. The Duke of Sutherland is forgotten when Whig management is required Maidenhead; but a little further inquiry showed that the Maidenhead visit was appointed for this day ...

... of Irish counties, there should no more than three Crown cases to be tried at the summer aaaixes, seems almost incredible.— Whig. ...

... treaty still influence sales; and, though turn of affsirs may he the sales of yarns for of the | %s ouly moderately Northern Whig of this day which ed bis) VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT-THIS | A meeting to promote the Irish Volunteer m opable called for this day at ...

... counties, there should be no more than three Crown casra to be tried the summer assizes, seems almost incredible.—*NorM«r« Whig. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Trade continues dull in the extreme. All branches buainees are in a state of total stagnation, and ...

... this wholesale resignation is the development was forced on the members o the Board by the circumstances of the Company. The Whig GoTcrDment deferred, for the mo3t malevolent of purposes, the very consideration the subsidy, and the inevitable result fo ...

... reward your own coi sciince, and in the of e juntrym Yoar.«, tin‘«» Ckrtam. Mc-fstB F Finlay and Son, Northern Whig, lielfaet■ —Not the n Whig. THE WOUNDED VOLUNTEERS AT PALERMO. The following communication has been received the committee the Ladh-s’ Garibaldi ...

... of commission. The Morning Herald on the same subject The story is told of well-known naval commander who was offered seat a Whig Hoard of Admiralty, that declined the honour with the remark, that he preferred remaining honest man.” The expression was strong ...

... (bear, hear). They bad not forgiven the Durham letter, and never could forgive it; and there were many other things which the Whigs had done not to be forgotten, and if tbe right hon. gentlemen opposite were wise they would take advantage this, and bid for ...

... (Hear, hear.) They had not forgiven the Durham letter, and never could forgive it; and there were many other things which the Whigs had done not to be forgotten, and if the right hon. gentlemen opposite were wise, they would take advantage of this, and bid ...

... (hear, hear). They had not forgiven the Durham letter, and never could forgive it; and there were many other things which the Whigs had done not to be forgotten, and if the right hon. gentlemen opposite were wise they would take advantage of Ibis, and bid ...