... upon. The result has justified our warnings. In the late division-avowedly a party one, and upon which the predominance of Whigs or Tories in the coun- cils of the crown confessedly was staked-three-fourths of the Irish members voted against Lord Palmerston ...

... aversion of the Whigs to extend government support to any project likely to benefit this country, and in strong terms declared their determination to vote against any candidate who was in any way con- nected with, or in alliance with, the Whigs, or would give ...

... cious observation which we have just quoted from his official journal shows that lie has not studied the Irish politics of the Whigs to no effect. Well he understands them and their ways; amd, should it really form any part of his day dreams to indulge the ...

... exhibition of spite, because the subsidy was granted by a Conservative government (no, no). Mr. Gavacan-You must have a rap at the Whigs. Mr. Butler said any one wirio depended on the Wiaigs would depend on a broken reed. Alderman Carroll thought that every Irishman ...

... be faithfully guarded and fearlessly sustained despite thehostile influences and kindly feelings of a corrupt and dastardly Whig administration (cheers). J. P. Neary, Esq., one of the guardians for the county Louth, said he felt extreme pleasure in secomdiag ...

... Border State Convention adiourned on the 3rd inst., sine dis, after adopting the national and state ad- dress. The Richmond Whig says there as'e ,000 unet- ployed negroes there. Manual labour is stagnant. The United States' troops near Alexandria had coel- ...

... succeeded by Lord Chief Justice Cockburn; and at all y events, that it is settled that the latter judge will be the I next Whig Lord Chancellor. s, It is announced as official at Madrid that the Emperor s of the French and the Queen of Spain are shortly ...

... grown by a gentleman in the immediate neighborlutood of Belfast; the straw measured thirty-seven inehes, and was of good ?? Whig. rner WATIIlER AND THF. Citors.-Tle crops have been thriving visibly in all directions, the splendid sun and high temperature ...

... Universities are better entitled than the Lolhdon Universitv. The Con- servatives do not like Gower-street, and a great number of Whigs conceive the time is not ripe to elevate the London University to repre- sentation in Parliament. So the Govern- ment may be ...

... care which. If they resigned, the subsidy would be restored by their successors (up- 1 plause). If there was a dissolution the Whig candi- a date would be met at every hustings throughout Ire- ti land and confronted by the indignant electors, who as would ...