... that mutual jealousies will prevent combined action the ptri of the Irish representatives. Divide el impera the policy of the Whigs towards this country. earnestly hope the Irish members will frustrate ibis part of the Government scheme. They cannot afford ...

... clause of the Bill, which is the most mischievous one, was framed with the usual carelessness which is the characteristic of Whig measures relating to Ireland. We could hardly suppose it was the intention of the Government, in addition to other acta injustice ...

... attornay. There was ma-s of clrcnmstsntlsl evidence which canid not be broken down and luncs the verdict of the jury. —Northern Whig. Life's Happiest Period. —Kingsley gives bis evidence this disputed point. thns declares There is pleaiure that I have experienced ...