... namea eharact. ristic of partsomiuc sireets.-forindri Po5', MR. a. v. BRiOOKE AND SIR. SCOlTT l0 c r.EDITORa Oi' THE WOTHERNc wHIG. &r.-i'peltiig it due to the public that some explanation shborld ice gh.f is account for the abrupt and unpxpected termination ...

... and the stars and bars displayed. The Tories were urging on the popular feeling in. the hope of I getting power, and the Whigs were striving to outdo them, in order to retain it. The London Times, at first doubtful as to our right,. having changed front ...

... New Year's Day, gives h a gain of four to the Conservatives and two to the Radicals, while the Peelers have lost two and the Whigs two. The West India mail is two days overdue, and is ex- pected to bring a large amount of specie. The possi- bility of some ...

... wished that his insolent disregard of all Catholic feel. ing should on this religious question first receive aera- buke from the Whig Catholics, a class of muen not fond, of placing themselves in, opposition to the wishes and schemes of her Majesty's present ...

... days. The naval committee hlas reported on the bill for the construction of tweuty mail clad steam gunboats. The RciMniond Whig, alludisg to tele sinking of ves- sels at Charleston, says the North has taken the first step towards making Charleiton an ...

... the Chief Secretary was responsible for this proceedings but was dlsposed to attribute it to the traditional policy of the Whigs, which appeared to be that the only -way to manage Irish ntlairs was to hold out to one class of the people of Ireland certain ...

... AFoil says that Major Blaclall, an old Conservative, and, if we remember rightly, subsequently a recipient of place front the Whigs, will offer himself now ' on cxtresae Radiecnl principl. &We hope, whatever course the clergy of Longford may deem it right ...

... seeing the finite of its operation and its effects upon the social condition of the people. Ilowever, I believe that tile Whigs will never pass a satisfactory laiw upon this important subject, and that it , ill be reserved for their opponents--se in the ...

... hunting barrister, who would in truth aind fset be lbs obsequious osiliiou of any and every ministry for the tieme, be they Whig or Tory, in order to promoatel and advance his own schemes and proaspects, for it is only and solely to ad- vance their own ...

... respected correspondeut, who is one of the best informed tenaut farmers we o know, not to rely oet either the Conservative or the Whig t leaders. Ourselves alone ought to he the motto of the tenantry, and if they had the manhood, and if t their leaders bad ...

... [A Voice-Lord Derby efdore Lord Pal- merston any day-cheers]. 8uppose nowm you get Lord Dun~y in. [A Voice-Dowen with the Whigs, and a Voice-Major, we want to put out the whole of the pre- sent government (cheers). I take it for granted that your great ...

... were, however, very different from that which has just terminated in Longford. In Water. ford the struggle was that of the Whig and Democratic party against the then dominant Orange faction, headed by the BERESFORDS and the RoDEN6. In Clare it was the ...