... suspended him, as well as others, and on the 21th of Febiuary he was removed from the list of magistrates. On the return of the Whigs to power, when Lord Plunhet became Lord Chancellor, strong representations were made to the effect that ho had been harshly ...

... Radical supporters; takeI a refuge in safe generalities; promise a commis- s sion of inquiry-that ultimate expedient of the I Whigs; and consent to make the words Irish . Church Reform his rallying cry at the inevitable 3 general election of 1864. There can ...

... seductions of the whipper-ini, and re- P nained leader of the N-orthern Circuit, he would pro- bably be alive to-day. The Whigs, however, gave- hima office in return for Ministerial support, And, thb having accepted the Solicitor-Geuera~lsbip, he was ...

... FLAX AND POLITICS. WE copy the following from Saturday's W~hig:- 44EXTENSION OF FLAX CULTU1RL IN THE SOUTH-_ We understand thit William Lane Joynt, Esq., agent of Lord Annally, has been in Belfast for some dsye past, gaining information as to flax cultivation ...

... sult being that there were only 979 votors on the re- A gister, of whom 805 were Tories and Orangomon, j. leaving only 114 Whig voters in a locality where B thore should have been 1,600. Your lordabips can now understand why the entire Province of Ulster ...

... true Conservative opinion and feeling in Ireland, coincident with the declining influence and wido-spread unpopularity of the Whig-Rladical party. In the face of an ap- proaching gonoral election your committee desire earnestly to enlist in favor of the ...

... the other. We have a Whig .Lord Lieutenant. The Barl of Carlisle is a high- minded nobleman, who always speaks gracefully, and Iall that he wants is a party. That old and respec- table party of which he is a member-the ancient Whig ?? died out in Ireland ...

... ve party were prepared to take the responsibility of a manly nul straightforward policy Buch as I have indicated, but the Whigs were afraid to adopt it. They have played their old disreputable game of shilly-shally to the last, and if they do not now ...

... anxious to espouse. The Whigs have always plenty of the latter commodity at hand. Sympathy coals nothing. The vulgar expedient of an onion con. cealed in a pocket-handkerchief is not a very costly demonstration; so the old Whig hacks came to Downing ...

... the effect that the policy of the present Government, w begun thirty years ago by the Prime Minister, and enforced by every Whig Government, has led to con- I stant wars, which has culminated in the burning of I liagosima and the massacres at Foochow ; ...

... of tideo ia ti their service, and borrowed £10,000 for thle same purpose, then the man will surrender, denouncing the base Whigs who beturayd him, hut us sn1ppertibtg the Whip party, whose tradition in Ire- el land shiall ever be glorious, despite the ...

... declared I to be as follows :-For Moore (Conservative), 1,663; ! for Fawcett (Radical), 1,468; for Goldsmidt (Whig), f 775; for Dumas (Whig), 246; and for Harper, (Pro. testant), 82. Mr. Moore was consequently a-head of I his highest opponent by 19c5 ...