... own rude way ; but the Irish sav.igo knows not one generous impulse. greater calamity could have befallen tho prospects the Whigs than the late over whelming deteat at Southamptou. At Printing house Square the effect has been to deprive the Thunderer tho ...

... communication from Hillsborough that the account of the affray near that town on Saturday night, as published in yestcrdav’s Whig, unfortunately correct in all but a very few points. We are glad to find that the rumour of Irvine’s death is premature. is ...

... patronage than is really enjoyed the Government candidates for dock}ard boroughs, and was likely to hold it much lunger than any Whig Minister is likely to retain bis >ce. llis deleat, therefore, is not less indicative of the strength of feeling against him ...

... twelve months. —I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Thomas A. Labcom.” IIrILF.VST ToWX Col . LAW PROCEEDTXGS—The Northern Whig says that member of the Corporation of Belfast is about to take law proceedings way of criminal information against a fell ...

... seven and eight hundred of the voters who usually supported the Liberal candidates have become heartily tired of the tricks Whig statesmanship and the revolutionary measures of the Manchester school, and are content to place the interests of the country ...

... can arrange to meet their wishes, by leaving Dublin at an earlier hour on Monday than was at first contemplated.—Northern Whig. ...

... withdrew at the request Dr. Dixon. Next —parnoMfcfratrniii—the Solicitor-General; he, it is asserted, would coalesce the eoyish Whigs, and moderate, s'.s., •* Liberal.” Consevvalivea, and might expected to reckon on ouch local knowledge as to obtained by the ...

... as dreary old stuff and trumpery green spectacles.’’ The Radicals surely will not allow themselves to sink into the jaws of Whig autocracy the teaching of The Times Mr. has been boldly pushed from his seat unconstitutional act. He might have stood the ...