... suffering worse than Neapolitan oppression from the Whigs. That is the way the truth about Ireland is sometimes told in the English papers—the Tories charge the Whigs with misgoverning Ireland, and the Whigs charge the Tories with doing it. And both parties ...

... brief communication I have shown no particular confidence in the policy of either Whigs or Tories. The flexible letter of Lord Stanley became in the hands of the Whigs a most convenient instrument for developing their deadly hostility to the freedom of ...

... manner calculated to give offence.” fact, a huge nightmare is stretched across the land. It must not budge but according to Whig direction. Now this is too bad. have denied the Irish the privilege of being volunteers, for good reasons no doubt. We arc ...

... affair. It will only be a sham fight got up to resemble real one. The Tory opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet docs not in lend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote accordiog to his conscience ...

... fortnights dry weather and warm sunshine at this time of feverish fears about the harvest of the United Kingdom.— .Vcrtheiw Whig. ...

... mistake if it be not soon discovered that, in making the sacrifice of a leading domestic manufacture to foreign interest*, the Whigs have brought the offences of a disreputable beasion to a climax, and committed something very like suicide. Through all the ...

... provided for the Constabulary duties of the most onerous description, which they cannot half discharge. We quote the Northern Whig of to-day, which says : ** r*giet in leamthatth* practice illicit ilißtillalien I* the increa-s in eevera ...

... sitting. A man was brought before the magistrates yesterday, and (be matter to be further investigated this day. —Northern Whig. COURTS* GUIDE LAXOED ESTATES COURT. Costs of proceedings payable under orders of Court (not being against the fund), and also ...

... has been called, as it gives us all an opportunity of once more recording our dissatisfaction with the manner in which both Whig and Tory Governments have treated Ireland since the Gnion. met here neither to apeak nonsense nor treason, but for the purpose ...

... obtained. Milled sells 83; in a few cases to stone. The quality of the flax now being pa said to be very superior.— Northern Whig of this day. THE WEATHER—THE CROPS. We regret to have still to report the weather as brok Much hay remains in bad condition; ...

... was rosgicsl: the ovation—what a damning one—irom friend and foe. from noon of every party, and of all religions ; which pore Whig and Eldonite Tory, Liberal-Conservative, and Conservative-Liberal, Independent O position and Dependent Co-Ministerialist, ...

... concessions. Both parties, the Catholic Prelates and the Presbyterian, presented their respective programmes modifications to the Whig Government, in 1840. The Presbyterians had their claims fully conceded, at an interview with the Lord Lieutenant, to which ...