... 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 ...

... AFFAIRS. THE following are extracts from a very sensible letter signed A Ratepayer, which appeared in yester- day's l'orihers Whig Concerning our municipal difficulty, can anyone tell what is to be the end of it? That it should have an end Al seem now ...

... 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 ...

... between the session of 1841 and of 1861, and prognosticated for 1862 the same downfall of the Liberal Government which befel its Whig predecessor in 1842. Now, as then, the Liberal party has ex- hausted its prestige and worn out theipatience of the country ...

... Opposition can cal coi shield them. be The Conservatives have gained another great triumph in the County of Oxford; and the Whigs pi have lost another of those luke-warm supporters who, in while professing to be Independent with a tendency se in favor of ...

... cannot be remembered to the credit of the Ministry; and many a voter, when asked to give his vote for the Whig candi- date, replies that the Whigs threw out a Govern. ment that was acting with zeal and honesty, and that was giving the country a good Reform ...

... should accept office under them ; for there can be little doubt, if the Con- servatives unite with the moderate Liberals and Whigs, they can ignominiously defeat the Ultra- montane candidate. The reference to Sir Robert Peel in the manifesto is adroit as ...

... 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 ...

... office ere he gave ample evidence that, so far as he is concerned, go- vernment in Ireland will be carried on, not after the old Whig fashion of disgraceful concessions . and convenient compromises, but with honesty of ipurpose and a fearless determination ...

... are right. But h they have no hearty sympathy even from their friends, and they meet with resolute opposition !,both from the Whig and Conservative benches. y :.Accordingly, when their minute measures of Re. form are brought in, they will be treated precisely ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...