... (From the Northeris Whig.) - It ad ereerries us in the least to find several Irish journal, joining in general protest against the I saaaner in wish* the Irish news supply of the British and Irish Telegraph Company is conducted ' The has been commenced ...

... in England among literary men on this matter, and to set at rest the question between tho Whig and ourselves respecting bigotry, we will quote a paragraph which stands prominently at the head of the literary intelligence in last week’s Athencrum : It ...

... Carrickfergus Whig. False again. Ti.ere were three candidates —the Tory candidate, Mr. Dobbs ; the Whig, Colonel Ferguson ; the Liberal-Conservative, myself. Colonel Ferguson did not come to the poll, lie had been supported the Marquis of Donegal!, Whig nobleman ...

... upon this affair. It will only a sham fight got to resemble a real one. The opposition does not want to kill the Whig cabinet, and the Whig cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his conscience ...

... upo'i Ibis affair. It will only be sham fight, got resemble a real ona. The Tory Uppoaiuon does not waol to kill tbc Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not imeo I (o killed. The case is one to which every member may vote according to his conscience, without ...

... It will only be a sham fi , lZe , got ti; to resemble a real one. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which terry member may vote according to his conscience ...

... diaackre npon this affair. It will only ha sham Sgfct, gat np mimhli a real one. The Tory Opposition Was want to kin Whig Cabinet, and the Whig fiaaa not imahri to be killed. The ease ia one In which every member augr mte according to his conscience without ...

... was most ready attache to the Melbourne administration, and his active services have been ever since at the command of every Whig government that thought it worth while to make use of them. As whipper-in of the Commons he was peculiarly effective. In the ...

... with which thc Whig party feebly and in vain essay the Government of Ireland—if government can call system which we see at one time conniving at an Uitraniootanisai more dangerous far than aught which even the distorting medium of Whig policy could discover ...

... features. The claims put forward by the Premier to the adherence of Irish Catholic members—the paramount merit claimed for the Whig ministry—was that foreign policy, which Catholic Ireland, with unanimity rarely exhibited, has marked with vehement execration ...

... when the Paper Duty motion is brought up by Mr Gladstone. It has been hinted that the object of this reticence is to leave tho Whig party quite unfettered, to vote os each one may think right. It is at all events clear that this independence of personal judgment ...

... tive will be untrue to the vital interests of his country, whatsoever may be, that goes into the lobby with Her Majesty's Whigs, on any question, until they have given straightforward pledge—such as they have carefully avoided up to this moment —that ...