... STATE OF THE CROPS. THIIE NOR.TH OF IRtELAND. (FRO IIE T NORTH1ERN WHIG.) Our reports from various districts of the North of Ireland combine in stating that the fine weather which prevailed up to yesterday morn- ing had been of great service to the crops ...

... condurct.' And, referring to one of its members (Dalzell), he says, The General Is sad to have struck one of the captive Whigs, when under examination, with the hal; of his sabre, so that the blood gushed out. (.,Vtes to Old Mortaity, chap. 28.) II ...

... it is only accompanied with a promise of amendinoent, over the fulfilment of which they will take care to watch; but if the Whigs shall feel that it is im- possible to hold office after a deliberate condein- nation of their policy, we trust the Couservatives ...

... we hope, however, that whoever may ha the Queen's Ministers will also be the Prince's Ministers, and that no party, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, w~ill he ever able to claim that to them belong preferences anrl likingfs whlich, for his sake and for all ...

... and we are still at a loss, as much as we were imniueiately after its delivery, to dis. ;)over why it was delivered. Neither Whigs, IRadicals, noi Tories can penetrate the mystery. [ I may say, ho wever, thsat to the latter section the Isp eech lwas, and ...

... - h? 114 i ? sl , I - -- 16tu Itral ..I.9 ut, ?? - CATCkIN}G .uE TnAINN. --An Unfrequent Traveller writes to the Northern Whig as fol- lows:-_I hope you will allow me to make known to the public the zeal of the proprietor of the Charlemout Arms Hotel ...

... Stansfeld's h Inution when he was browbeaten by the wily old d IPreinier ; but unless he were prepared to become d a Whig, and to support a Whig Ministry, he c !co ld not very well afford to play again the part r ,t the favourite bolting from the course. Even ...

... Naval Committee has reported a Bill for t ey the construction of twenty mail-clad steam gun- c re- boats. I us- The Richmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of ny vessels in Charleston Harbour, says that the hv e North has taken the first step towards making ...

... uc cenended, ought not to have abandoned Austria t in her struggle to uiphiold'thb treaties entered into in. all Europe. The Whig party had never 'done I she ajusti'e to the people of Southerni Italy;. but longi ti)ef ore this q~iestipon was again discussed ...

... CHAINGE OF MEN OR CHANGE OF POLICY DEMANDED. (From the Richmond Whig, Feb. 21.) There are times to try men'ssouls. The consequences of a defensive policy, and of the folly of transferring the war to tbe valley of the MisslsBippi, where the enemy have ...

... tion of the Board, adversely to the repeated re- moustrances of the Irish people, is one of those problems which abound in Whig administration, and which are yet to be solved. Tim RETURN OF MAJOR O'RELLY.-The Daily Eeprese says that the petition against ...

... Save the mark ! The British public is alwaeeys disgusted with whatever tends to lower its cock-crowing propensities, The Whigs (if this city talked of the disousting majority which turned out Moncreiff at Leith ain when we turn him out here, I have ...