... Irish Potato Crop.—The Belfast Whig says : — If the weather prove favourable for the next six weeks there cannot a doubt that this year's produce of Ire land's potato fields will be the largest and finest grown within the present century. State of ...

... OXFORD. Mr Roundell Palmer has learnt his first Whig lesson—insincerity. Fie is just pledged to Richmond, but he has a longing eye for Oxford. He has discovered the Gladstone hi-lingual faculty, and can talk Liberalism in Yorkshire all the while he is ...

... as one man for their own candidates, and so all those votes, on which the Whigs now calculate, - would be swept into their own pool. The Whigs would tl,us have only the Whigs proper— the Tories concentrating flea strength on their non men, and the Liberal* ...

... _SUM ; _^ wan _liiver , > W 3 ; New Zealand , 9 _SCSlotal , 7 : I . U 7 S bale _.- _' . _I ' _I .. _1 _'Mi . —The _XvrtJisni Whig says that some _i-liplit _improvement ir . ay _be _reported in the general In de ( _Vister , _the _^ _hopeful spirit relative ...

... that to which Lord Palmerston has latterly unscrupulously resorted. That the Whig party is gonethat the Ministry is doomed—are facts which no lavishing of honours on worn-out Whig leaders or shuffling of Ministerial cards can either disguise from the nation ...

... difference of eflect . which _, political adversity had upon Whigsand upon _Tories ; The _differencc _^ was this—that the Whigs only _clung , thc doser to their principles , whilst the Tories threw their principles and their very name away as soon as ...

... then, bow, with history before ns, and the disasters which owe to Whig laws and Whig cabinets, we can agree to place, Sir John Acton some time ago advised, oar confidence in' thc Whigs mCrb than in the Tories. Of late years it may be that we have su&red ...

... declines prom that the Tories began the manufacture of these articles—or that the Whigs began it “late;” while it is pure unfairness in him to assume that even if the Whigs did it later,’’ there was no guilt in their thus following suit. is a queer morality ...

... MW the IRE LAN D. Tar Cmora in IRELAND.—Tbe following agricultural report for Ulster, copied from the Whig, might he taken us representing the h t prospects throughout the other provinces Our agricultural reports this week are universally satisfactory ...

... lag se the Lord Adrooats Is As ours of he. hem As wont Sr an be As pg. with Bassatiss, whoa is of hie kb. the Whir. Th• of Whig laadisay proshwm aft est bet satyrs* • gnat more fres has asterrod the Nis*? HI Lyda* loges him saner of letwgisg osadidatos ...

... would occasion a very moderate expense, and was rejectod by 188 to 95. Famra or Rkviv-alism.— correspondent of the Northern Whig informs us of a sad sequel to •• revival” history. girl in Comber who had been attendant of revival meetings, a member of ...

... return than was anticipated from the earlier cuttings. Cram of jail kinds is thriving, and will yield abundant straw.— Northern Whig. ...