... Irishmen of literary merit ham hut t« much rejison know; but it will an ext reino stxnten the false economy for which the whig* claim credit, whilst lurishiug tho public revenues in the most chemerical pursuits, if they do not.bestow upon widow and mix ...

... into the uon-knowable he had the humility and the sense not needlessly and heedlessly to pry. In politics. Dr Traill was a Whig of the old and best school, and he lived through a time and in town where to be a Liberal was to suffer well to act. He was ...

... however, reflect without indignation upon the severe ordeal through which he was compelled to pass, after he had retired from the Whig C tbinet, when his intellect was in its full vigour, and when he could have been most useful to his country. He felt all the ...

... forward: as dissolution of Parliament was weekly t&weeted, the supporters of Sir Samuel Homily, whom j ••Trmemled to put up on the Whig interest, deferred noon- | mMintt him until October, when the second election occurred, 1 .* that Davis would have had a walk ...

... a change in the policy which has of late seen governed the relations of a large part of the Irish Catholic members with the Whig Governmeat old the Liberal party, and until that policy be abandoned nail reversed, we do not believe that anything will take ...

... THIS DAY’S WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG CON TAIN’SALL THE LATEST AMERICAN WAR NEWS* The Situation—General M’Clellan Superseded— Geurral Hnlleck appointed Commander in Clnef-DenunciatioD of M Clellan in Senate—Stirring Scenes bef. re Richmond Advance of the C ...

... exaggerated the reality. The mounted officer and his guards would have great difficulty in keeping the people back; some of the Whig notabilities, like the gentleman on one knee, with the upraised tankard, would naturally treat the mob to drink; once the cue ...

... Theptelbespe. Bolmarth. The deleedeet. Mph a swain whiled d at the NM place. Theiatimmy sith=ff 111 nod the defendant dated 1. they Whig been playmetee. the *bath t r r i a p ertoos years at sip. their o into love, and the dedmient crousties her for years. the ...

... and that the race of moral agriculturists is by no means extinct. Mr. Stephen Joseph Meany, late sub-editor of the Northern Whig, is a most unfortu- nate individual. He is always falling under suspicion; one day he is accused of sponging upon restaurateurs; ...

... gravest duties and incur the greatest responsibilities. Sir, this goes on to the very end— theee unseemly diseordanoes of a Whig government. Only a few nights ago a right lion, friend of mine brought forw ird with gieat ability the question of our relations ...

... works of a political, polemical, or occasional character. “The Shortest Way” was written in 1702, when the champion of the Whigs and Dissenters was in his forty-first year. Keen observer he was, and in advance of his time, he saw in the discussions in ...

... The Conservatives are now, with the honourable exceptions of Mr. Henley and Lord Stanley, almost ail innovators, while the Whig staff and Radicals are fighting hiil Conservative battle. (Telegraph.) The Relation or Medical, Man to his Patient one of an ...