... return for it. l>r. Howlett—lf Mr. Quinn come over our aide now we will have chance of getting lew more aitnationa before the Whig* go out of office. (L inghter.) Mr. Qainn created much laughter lolling hour Mr. M‘Carthy fled to Liverpool when proclamation ...

... night the same stcainor i.i which they came. Surely otlvrease need he s*a ; d to'-nsu, change in the Poor Law system. North~n Whig. ...

... Who is that who treats me with respect now lam nobody ?” inquires Lord Eldon. Hia aon replies, “ It is Sir John Campbell the Whig Bolicilor-General. ,, I wonder what they would have said of me,” said the ex-Chancellor, •* if had driven about in a cabriolet ...

... THE WEXKOKD MILITIA. In our Teracious (?) contemporary. lU Whig print, of iSa.unl.yU-t, thore appears a letter dated bamt I’wer's Day,” from some individual adopting the .mmifc “Attention,” in regard the conduct and doings of the Wexford M.l.t.a during ...

... but that does not prevent him from being slavered with fulsome adulation by the very ingenious ami accomplished editor of our Whig contemporary Harbour CoMMissioNERS.-There no mooting this body hold yesterday. understand however, that special meeting has ...

... in vain. the waxes and their law officers. {From the Press.) After much diplomatic management and official sqnanbling. the Whigs have contrived to get law officers Their next and more unpleasant task may get h into the House of Commons. How different the ...

... of which nations can be governed with wisdom. Bat if this be in England, what are to say about Ireland? In that kingdom the Whigs cannot find seat for either of their taw officers. Mr Cardwell sits alone in his official ' , body? he proves how easy it is ...

... mayhap about tbe Pules, concerning whom the head of the cabinet bat had prodigious wigging this week ; and the head of the Whigs, the Foieign Secretary, is repoited to have been in Lord Burl-igh shsking mood in consequence of the perturbation bis chief ...

... occasion. Was not this very amiable. I really think you might just as well have leg it to Es own party to bepraise the renegade Whig. It does not come well from one of the party he has d, seined. But now, Sir, as to the facts. These are all either admitted ...

... which bound them to the Whigs are broken. They feel that they cannot be Tories, and that even if they were willing to hang themselves on to the coat tails of the Tory party, as they used to hang on to the coat tails of the Whig party, the thing is not ...

... the Cattle Show of the Royal Agricultural Society, and will be one of the guests of Lord Lurgan, at Brownlow House.—Northers. Whig. REPRESENTATION OF LOISTH.—Wc have heard to-day on excellent authority that Mr. Chichester Fortescue will be appointed Chief ...

... of July, for throughout the North the Orangemen have deliberately set the Party Processions Act at defiance. The _Northern Whig says on authority that the Prince of Wales has intimated that he cannot pay the expected visit to Belfast ; whether in ...