... constitution of the 'Board, adversely to tke repeated remonatrances of the Irish people, is one of those probl ems which abousd in Whig administration, and which are yet to be solved. Alluading t the Galway contract, the Freeman ?? directory have noblv performed ...

... out that an honourablo asember -had aot paseed tbrough the lobby. A cry of order -swa raised, mad Mr. Brand, the Ministerial Whig, thesi advanced to the elerh's desk, and formally reported that the delii quest was the member for Rochest,. MrIe. Wykeham ...

... will hold con. ferenseawith the Confederate Generals In Arkasa. The Governor of Virginia has addremed a letter to the ReienOed Whig, statins that Virginia wm never entertain any proposals from any quarters having for Its object the restoraton of the Union ...

... presented to the Lord- Lieutenant by the wife of the unfortunate man. An additional memorial is in course of siguature.-Nor- thern Whig. A Parllamentary paper ssued on Wednesday, show- Ing the receipt and distribution of Naval prIze-money,I contains the followlig ...

... unluckyin citing Henry Clay and Pre- tident Tyler, as supportera of these tariffl, for he knows that Tyler was electtd by the Whigs, and that Hleary Clay was not a resident of the South), but df the Unemip prfeeted State of Kentucky,-nor in the least Southern ...

... so far as Federal operations were concerned, naturally lay ,ith the slaveholdere,-just as It lay with the Torles before the Whig advent in 1830. We thought it not unilkely that their freer and more active life, and theirearly and universal habits of command ...

... force and pathos that the teare rolled over the old man's cbeeks. At elections for LordRector, he took an eager interest In the Whig c3ndidate. On one occasioU I remember his calling the attention of his class to the claims of the Hamilton family as benefactors ...

... On the succesive defeats of the greaS Whig party of the . country, under the leadership of Henry Clay, and on the . death of that pure patriot, who was a true ConservatIve on I the Slaveryv question as well, the Whig party became damo- t t raised and lent ...

... that they had i monopolised official experience almost as completely as the c Tories did durlig the long exclusion of the Whigs previous t to their advent In 1830. It iS true that the crisis was a c sudden and ?? as well as a great one; and that the i ...

... the Rev. Hugh Hannia'as meeting house were broken. Crowds wiere still tonving about at an early hour this morning.- Northaern Whig. GENERAL NEWS, LOndon, Thursday Evenilg. Trig GREAT EXHIBITION.-lite following was thie number of vilsitore as the Exzioition ...

... the -steepwater and using thle seed as food. a' Meadows where flax has been grown also yield excel- ?? grass. The Northernm Whig strongly advises out- et tivation of flax in Tipperary, and mentions that it v, has been handed specimens raised in that county ...

... eleotorahip In the State of Misluippl, previous to the presidential election, In which Mr. Clay was the representative of the Whig, and Mr. Polk of the Democratio party. Mr. Davis Made a most success ful debut ea a public speaker during the fist days of ...