... OLD WHIG. THE ELECTION FOR THE COONTIE. MaISTU Editor,—This warld, and anes aje seein* sometbins new, aye, and whiles bearin’ extraordmar things. a new member maks an awfa’ steer. Fowk fleein* throw the hail ooontie at a’ ban’s, nicht and day, fleTin’ ...

... not, who s are old Tories in heart still; and old Whigs who believe r that the word Whig has some permanent signification, like Roman Catholic or Presbyterian. But such Tories are.few, and such Whigs are few; and any contest be- t tween them must refer ...

... IRE LAN U. Th* DE**TO\!rT a Breach of Case. The Northern Whig, in reporting a trial the instance Mary Millan, drnaamakcr, against William MHmnnnU, a farmer, gives the following description of defendant, who in the counsels seat daring the trial— waa one ...

... and the appointment of the Prince of Wales is the next step to . . v Atrocious Murder. The following is from the Not them Whig of Monday: One of the most appaling murders that ever filled the annuals of crime in Ireland has been perpetrated. Two brothers ...

... still in people’s ears. Ido not believe in any peculiar Whig morahty that is highly exalted over that of other people; but, on the other hand, I know what Tory jobbery is. Lst never forgotten that a Whig Government as far as reform of financial other abuses ...

... fossil, and the Whig is a fossil notwith- wi g- standing. And let there come a dash of political ex- F an citement over the public mind, and men's ideas will st II( Y- soon start out of the ossified ruts, and fall in with bc neither Whig nor Tory, but into ...

... his wavering opinions on Road Reform. A strange anomaly was pointed out to me here. I find that Whig agenU -I mean those who used to act as agents for Whig or liberal candidates—were employed and acting for Warthill. How has this ooroe about? There must ...

... America to their friends Ireland during the year 1860 amounted to £576,932. Mr. Richard Weaver.—Very like Blasphemy.— The Belfast Whig in notice of an address, delivered by this converted prize-fighter and great revivalist says A few minutes before seven o'clock ...

... IKELAHU. Irish Prosperity.—The Ko'ihern Whig some farther statistics of Irish prosperity—While the number of Emigrants from Ireland in 1859 was considerably lees than that in 1858. the amount expended in Poor-law relief in 1859 was less by £53,283 than ...

... become- faP. and even no;cssary. seek for Illustrations of his life and his mental tendencies. Tint he was to the very core a Whig partis: i - palpable; that, with such bio?, he could produce imp..rt a! account of such a transaction the Revolution, was not ...

... this lit .e of public usefulness in England, where, it is said, his ministrations have attracted large audiences.—ATort/iC'U Whig. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. Paris, Dec. o.—The Paine of this evening publishes the following despatch from New York, dated ...

... revealed to the eyee thoee attendance the tom of £39. This la the story which was magnified into saoh *-iig proportions.— Whig, ...