... under the Duke of Monmouth—it failed. Another under the Prince of Orange—it succeeded. These rebellions originated with the Whig party ; some Tons carried away by religious prejudices joined the Prince of Orange ; but the main body remained loyal and continued ...

... be has been sent General Dunne on the honourable misaion which he describee in bis letter:— fro THB KDtTOR OS THB MOBTHKR9 WHIG.) Sir, —1 have just returned Italy by order of General Duone, to whom Garibaldi has intrusted tbe command of ail the English ...

... THE IRISH VICKIiOTALTT. Again the Irish people are warned by the press of the intention of the Whigs to renew their attack upon the Viceroyalty. If any political fact affecting this country can be regarded better established than another, is the hostility ...

... to the tomb of the Capulets, it would ill befit us disturb its slumbers. Let it rest in tbe shade. But since Her Majesty’s Whigs are destined to meet another session of Parliament on the Treasury Bench, and we, being confident that they will not be guided ...

... plainly refers the Ulster tenant-right, and expressly provides that this Act shall in way affect prejudice that custom.—iV Whig. ...

... FRANCE AND ROME. Tho “Tablet” has the following from o correspondent: “Now lei d the Irish Ca- tholic Whigs prepare to sound the praises of Napoleon the Third again. lie has directed the old Pupal Palace at Avignon to he set in order. ready extend to ...

... quartered on tbo public pnrsa This gentleman, Irish Whig journals inform ns, is to succeed Lyle, whose appointment Lord Lieutenant Londonderry, few months since, received each manner by tbe public aa it required Whig’s inveterate love of lace to retain that high ...

... in the meanwhile without practical aid: sad the appeals in their behalf be but their requiems. The conduct and policy of the Whig Ministry are distinctly *whiled in tie letter of Mr. M cutitaiurd in our r, port; and we trust that when the opportunity is ...

... man, on whose Aimaracter rests not a speck. For talents and sincerity, I his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. Ile in every mos einent that could benefithis fellow and was the faithful ally of the ...

... subscribiug his stguatore in the visiter's book, look leave with courteous acknowledgments lor the altenliou paid to him. —Xorthem Whig The Marchiouesa Ormonde, Lady Mary Butler, Miss Paget, and the younger of the Ormonde family, have armed Kilkenny Castle from ...

... Fit ANC AMD ROME. The Table I has the following from correspondent;—“ Mow let and the Irish tholic Whigs prepare sound the praises Napoleon ] tiie Third again. Hu has directed the old P.dace Avignon set in order. is ready to extend to Pius the Ninth the ...

... affairs, that a system of jobbery and pasty exclusiveness, such as could not for one day be tolerated here, is carried out by the Whig officials in bvery department of the Irish Government. Merit signifies nothing, talent is worthless, fitness is of no avail ...