... Irishmen literary merit have but too much reason to know; bat it will be an extreme stretch of the false economy for which Whigs claim credit, whilst lavishing the public revenues the most chimerical pursuits, if they not bestow upon the widow and six ...

... join in opij nion that a few weeks of warm, genial weather is all that required to make the harvest good average one —Northern Whig. ...

... Affinity Bijl were made the leading principles of the Liberal party; fia4 Lord Palmekston intimated that should Mr. ert the Whigs, they would endeavour bear with philosophic resignation. Mr. Dis- | kakij appears hare an effective speech against the policy ...

... is ..an anomalous oontradiction.. In thikkind of legislation for our country upon a matter so much; concerning ;her people, Whig and Tory have trusted their fortunes to the one .boat. ' Sir Robert Peel and the_Right Hoes. Benjamin are in the same division ...

... go. wish treat this matter calmly. Nothing cm now he dearer than the course before Catholics in the matter education. These Whigs of the Palmerston school, whoso (aith consists in believing nothing, cannot sppicciate the Catholic seal m having so much anxiety ...

... interests regarded in the British :Nouse of Commons, Is in a party of Irish representatives owniog as little alliance with Whig as with Tory Ministers. But it is not a decade of years since the of that opinion was fiercely combatted, the policy it taught ...

... Belfast reference was made on Sunday to the result of the trial, and pravers offered up for the unfortunate convict.— Northern Whig, Tub Convict Walsh. —ln the dock he appeared cheerful rather than otherwise, and seemed to enjoy the curiosity which bis presence ...

... his own leader death after his adoption of Free Trade nr | when, in the words of the r jnourable gentleman, Sir Ronert cau Whigs bathing and stole away their clothe: | Sir Geornce Lewis rose to make a rejo | | Mr. bat there call ...

... Meaney had never told him was a commissioner, although he believed him to be ono. The case, therefore, fell the ground. v Xtvit Whig nr. colored girl, 15 yors oi' age, bold id ill'* bi'yi Ton-ulo Iwler. SATURDAY ATTOTTST 2, the despatch. SATURDAY. AUGUST 2 ...

... worabip in BeUkar reference wta made on Sunday to th* re*alt of th* trial, •ed offered up for the unfortunate conriot. —NtrOurn Whig. *• * , , T*» Bvbxi nuaonr tb»t gmsrml k»n on Bvrke k*d died in Olonmel jeiL ke he* poorly eince the triel, end w»» ea ill ...

... of the bayonet. Vicksburg can’t taken. The Vicktburg Whiy says the damage to the city is very severe. The publication of the Whig Is hereafter suspended, the shot and shell falling too thick for our printers. Vickaburg, July 10.—The firing was quite rapid ...

... people of Ireland is thing in which the powers that be” do not feel much interested. It is not question of party profit for the Whigs, but only question where justice ought to be done speedily and effectually; and the consequences are before us in the rejection ...