... iu the House of on Tuesday as Earl Russell, of Kingston-Russell in Dorset, and Viscount Amberley Ardsalla, in Meath. Most Whigs will feel that a rank less than an earldom would have been below bis just claims, yet it must not be forgotten that overleaping ...

... the House of Lords on Tuesday as Russell, of Kingston Russell. in Dorset, and Viscount Amher:ey of Anisette. in Meath. Most Whigs will feel thst a rank less than an earldom would have been below his just claims, yet it must not be forgotten that overleaping ...

... members the burden and responsibility of the appropriation of millions of money. this matter there has been no improvement, and Whigs and Tories , seem to have been both alike culpai le. the Government had decliucd to occupy the time of the House in considering ...

... conviction, inwrought by experience, that the Tories are profligate in the expenditure of the people’s money the most corrupt Whig Administration that ever existed. ...

... IRELAND. Tee Ininn every part of Ireland the tone of the press as to the harvest is desponding. I According to the Northern Whig—. The disastrous continunnee of wet ssentlier is filling the minds of the farmeis with gloom and disnppointment. It Is inipossilile ...

... appears to doubt that the blight has again set with something of its old virulence.” correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig wiiies:—“l sorry to say that the potato crop is a general failure. The present is the worst crop we have had since 1K46. 1 ...

... cases, ruin, will be the result. Those who act with most prudence will have the best chance of ultimate success.— Northern Whig. THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. The best service that we can render to the public is to place them in possession ...

... deptirtments of tweeds and hosiery will do great credit to their enterprise. There seems to be but one opinion as to a collective Whig preferable to individual exhibitions, as the beet and most Iniehed specimens of the loom made but a play in in the little confined ...

... flight lion. M.P., Sir U Atherton, M.P., nearly the 1ur..1 Liberal memhers of Porlinment, the Penn of Pnrhom, end most of the Whig gentry, clergy end In the two nurtb-enstern couniles. A CAPTAINED/010RD WITH Mennen.-e•The Thames Police Magistrate grnnted ...

... sovereign ami Rome as their capital. In reference to the American struggle, the noble Eail does not, like many politicians, Whig well as Tory, throw the blame of the present unhappy contest on the working of the principles of free government, but s to ...

... IRELAND. Death of Mr William Sharman Crawford. —The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordshire, near Belfast, on Thursday, William Sharman Crawford, Esq., J.V*. and D.L., formerly M.P. for Dundalk and Kochdalc. The deceased gentleman was well-known ...

... course of wan•ton and wicked waste of the nation’s resources will go on just long as the people permit it. Governments, whether Whig or Tory, will but too glad to spend it for them. So long as this country goes on preparing for war France •must the same, and ...