... OOHEDA. The Irish Tune* says that Mr. M‘Cai»n will not again sock the representation of this ancient borough, and th.'.t no Whig has a chance of being again returned the electors, DEATH OK THE LATE CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNTY ...

... should not the gallant propiietor of that truly Con- servative and national journal, Captain Kno_, who would have dofeated tho Whig Attorney (.eneral at Trale. bad the Conservatives there been energetic and unit-d, himself contest the county, aud beoome tho ...

... should not tho gallant proprietor of that truly Conservative and national journal. Captain Knox, who would have defeated the Whig Attorney General Tralee had tho Conservatives there been energetic and united, himself contest tho county, and become the worthy ...

... Catho- lic mob, and last night the police were tho main objects of assault wherover they showed themselves. ' The Northern Whig of Wednesday says :— Yesterday evening, as was generally apprehended, another of the disgraceful scenes for which Belfast ...

... that the claims w ere genuine and fair,” but that it had intentions,” and soon possible would state them. And so the work of Whig Government goes on : with them tho public never is, hut always to blest. If affairs would only right themselves rule, instead ...

... that England has earned that general dislike and distrust from all foreign nations which is the sole result of thirty years of Whig ascendancy. And there can no other check on the meddlesome and aggressive temper of such men as Lord Kcskkll, save the fear ...

... heard of any general complaints against the permanent body of the civil service when these changes took place. Whig secretaries of state and Whig generals made a frightful failure in tho Crimea, and they were down at once upon their own subordinates, declaring ...

... events have been tending steadily for two years, and if accomplished have only our own weak acquiescence in fancy programme the Whig Ministry thank for it. We have already paid very dearly for our whistle. The discredit and nullification of our diplomacy; ...

... His powers must be directed in another channel. He is perpetually busied in balancing °»c action against another, in matching Whig *ith Radical, in setting up ono and putting own another, according to the exigencies of the hour. In short, Lord Palmerston ...

... 50 years. Instead of this wise and secure policy, or one still more wise, that I advo- cated in the columns of the Richmond Whig, the Cha. ■■■/ tiie Mobile Register, the Orlea I V'tin, and the Memphis Anjus, as their rea 'lers can testify, and theirowners ...

... or a new embroilment in Italy ; but politicians, respon- sible to the people for the taxation under which, in the spirit of Whig liberality, they suiter, ought to act upon reasonab'e grounds ; and can Lord Palmkrston honestly affirm that he sees a necessity ...

... for 50 years. Instead of this wise and secure policy, or one still more wise, that I advocated in the columns of the Richmond Whig, the Charleston Courier, the Mobile Register, the ATeic Orleans Crescent City, and the Memphis Argus, as their readers can ...