... country. Apropos of Dublin Castle-Lord Carlisle is the last Lord-Lieutenant, or, to speak with more certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy you will have in Ireland. This you may take for granted. It is just possible, if the Tories come into office, that ...

... years' stand. ing, made by two Parliaments between two nations, outght not, in our opinion, to be lightly set at naught by a Whig Ministry zealous for centrelisation, nor an infraction of it permitted except with the cordial acquiescence, not of those who ...

... George III, after the attempt upon his life by Margaret Nicholson, d and upon the determined encouragement given by d the'whig opposition, to the heir apparent in his wild If course of disregard both of parental authority and , common decency. The ...

... sixty years' standing, made by two parliaments between two nations, ought not, in our opinion, to be lightly set at naught by a Whig ministry zealous for centralization, nor an infraction of it peimitted'except with the cordial acquiescece, not of those who ...

... boumns in the pages of the rconuomiist, a journal establisheih hy iim, with tim aid of certain influential persons of the W*hig patty. Through tha same in- iluencel he was enabled to enter Parliament in 1847. His first speechcs were listened to with more ...

... IRON-PLATED VESSELS. - . . I I .. . I ?? e, CAN iron-plated vessels stand the shock of the Whig artillery now in use ? This is the grand question on some which the future history of naval armaments must a littl ur depend. If ships con be built in such ...

... surprised to see pon e8luse which spoke of'the -apathy of the government, for it condemned the members-of parliament, both whigs and torie, as well as the execth- tive government, for the apathy they had sh-wn'od the question. The society would now be ...

... Styles and Major Wyndham, of General Garibaldi's staff, arrived in London on Sunday. The Lord Chancellor has appointed James Whig- ham, Etq., of the Northern Circuit, to the County Court Circuit No. 37, vacant by Mr. Koe's death. So--no friends and admirers ...

... secured his imme- diate preferment to more important and useful e diplomatic or colonial appointment. But young I Ward was a Whig and something more. He had not inherited his father's toryism and alarm of French opinions. The death of Mr. Carining, tand ...

... and how soon, when the country opens its eyes and chooses to speak it, will, may all the dark plans and the aspiring hopes Of Whig and Tory placemen and politicians be overthrown 'and confounded- Some of the Italian excursionists are accused of having shown ...

... future. We do now know,-we have now -learned* - by proofs that are amply satis!ying to every can- did mnind in the nation-Tory, Whig nor Radi- c-l,-that Italy is firmly uited, -and is capable of great self-control in proving her, own fixed pur- pose as No ...

... of it. WIHAT 1(ATR DISFRANcHISES? Tire CrHATRrtA9 said a letter appeared in a public newspaper'ho believed tire Arorthlertn Whig-from a gentleman, ceomplaiinirg thirt ie went to Mr. Dickey's office to pay his rate, believing that the poor-rate was a d ...