... aoid by the Whigs, and he felt thatrlot a moment was to be lost in attempting to vindicate its independence 'lIe had done his pact.' He should continue to do so, and it they gave bin all the assistance in their power they would drive the Whigs out of Tralee ...

... almost a duplication, of our Irish taxation within the last few years, for the sole benefit of the lavish expenditure of the Whigs on England; navy and army both so mismanaged; and the grevious oppression under which Ireland is really groaning from the excessive ...

... vernment ?? of inanition. The Herald says this election proves that some of the constituencies are tired of Whig dictatinc, ans careless how soon the Whig oligarchy may fall. TIlE MDERSEY RAMS. The Times has a leader on the seleure of the Mersey iron-clads ...

... the popular will in their Italian policy. Out of office they re- sist whatever the Whigs propose-in office they are circumspect and cautious, and, more thean th e Whigs, endeavour to catch th e changes of public opinion, and reflect them in their home ...

... several years as Mr. Byng. He sat for Tavistock from July, 1 852, until September, 1857, and belongs to what is called the old Whig party of which Mr. Byng, M. P, for Middlesex, his great-uncle, was long a prominent and influential member. Viscount Eadeld ...

... |EEJL ANNIVERSARY IN THE NORt | (From t1i Norteero, Whig.) BELFAsT, TuEsDAY. MqRaMsN.-In this town yester- day some excitement wa3 caused by carloads of Orange- men passing through the streets on their way to Lie. burn, where a monster meeting of from ...

... cannot be possible that thousands of the suibjects of the geod Queen Victoria will be doomed to death by star- vation by the Whig government, although those suf- ferers live within a few stones' cast, so to speak, of the great capital of the powerfal British ...

... who could not be an office bolder without being a sycophant, who never transferred his allegiance from the Wbigs, till the Whigs had transferred their allegiance Iroai him, and who, when office departed from him, has ever since pointed all the sbaits of ...

... We have been so long- accustomed to their dexterity, that we should not be surprised if they opened the role of the Grey-Whigs to whom they profess some sort of resemblance. It would be an excellent card, and though some of the influential Tories might ...

... life the same amiable dispositions, unwearied energies, and dietin- o ?? abilities through which it was attained.- I Northern Whig. M TENDER FEET.-Mr. DUNNE, M.S&A.E., Author ir ef Diseases of the Feet, Surgical Observations on the d Human Foot, and Professor ...

... the train passed. The railway officials can assign no motive for this act. DESTl-UCTIVE FIRB IN BELFAST. (Fromi the Noi thern Whig ) Bhm.FAbT, ?? MsOarmo.-Yeeterday a very destructive lire took place on the premises of Mr. John yilliamson, Pilot-street, ...

... Great dissatisfaction is expressed rthe Soothern generals with Pemberton's military gions against Grant, and the Richalond Whig says is rrraourod that General Johnston has taken his ro~rd fronn Permbrt~f, sard placed him under arrest. 1Le P rehnrobuh ...