... honourable gentleman has disclosed his opinions of the Rus administration with more blunt- ness than is agreeable to a thorough Whig, and hence the commotion. Two stormy meetings were held at the close of last week, and both were terminated by resolutions ...

... their neighbours that they had made enemi: io cousequence of exacting a high of interest. Tire following is from the Northern Whig eorres- pundent :—It becomes my puivful duy to iufurm you of the perpetration of one of the most appalling marders ever filled ...

... the salus quo. It is natural, however, that a Whig journal should take the former view of what the Viceroyalty is, as bringing prominently forward the only feature in its administration which presents to a Whig government aught of value. That the Globe has ...

... highest honor to be eecured in his Ne ta profession, merely becanse the electors of Cork the are in bad humour with their old Whig allies The Dublin Morning News—no great authority, itu- to ho us the following speculation :— yro- my red “We have learned ...

... of to impress upou them the desirability of appointing « place where the poor could bave “ lines” durivg the night.—Northern Whig. IMPORTANT REFORMATORY CASE. to sl Tus case of the lad Tyrrell came before the Re- the eorder, at the Dublin Quarter Sessions ...

... were murdered. The prisouere were eonsequently discharged. £100 reward has been offered for such information murder.—Norihern Whig. as will lead to the conviction of the perpetrator of the DIABOLICAL MURDER IN LIVERPOOL AND TWO ATTEMPTS AT MURDER. victim ...

... aud uncertainties together, our contemporary arrives at the conclusion that ‘the ingly ontnamber Lord Palmerston aud his Whigs by 64 votes, aod that the noble viseuunt’s “ tottering Mivistry is only propped up by 99 “ Readieale’ and 14 “ FPeelites.’ ...

... to the belief that some noise will be mado by Lord John Russell on his favourite hobby. It would be absurd to suppose thata Whig Ministry could let a whole session pass without the mention of a Reform bill. We presume it will once more be admitted that ...

... with the social and politioal progress of Ireland. Tu fact, so distasteful to the people of Ireland bes the misrule of the Whigs beoome, that it is with difficulty their can- didates can be returued when opposition is offered. We are satisfied that the ...

... putting forth candidates who are most likely to the support of all sec- tions of their geveral adherents. It is not only the Whigs, however, who are thus opening their veins and allowing their strength to flow away in gentle eddies; the more eager, and, ...

... io all matters short of a revolution, Dr. Cullen's authority is paramount at Dublin Castle. ‘Ihe most reverend denouncer of Whigs gains more by an hour's scolding than the most accomplished courtier can obtaiu by the practice of his art for months. The ...

... by a large majority. His opponent Lieutenant whose Whig professions could not obtain a hearing from the electors. The | trath is that Mr. Leader has been elected chiefly because he was opposed by a Whig. It could not have been om account of the opinions ...