... so of the County of Armagh. This arrangement will, ao we now understand, be carried out. If any other re reqinie but that of Whig Radiealism prevailed, the e Earl of Bolmore, so popular and highly-eflicieut in a every way, would at once have been appointed ...

... of Government. If the Irish, instead a' it of having a Whig lord who has always been in al ad at the death of a Tory Goverdment, or a Tory M m lord who has always been in at the death of a i . Whig Government, were nominally ruled by a 0 as son of the ...

... manfully by 'the youngest member of the Admuinistration.' There was a touch of chivalry in that. We felt that the Ulysses of Whig jobbery had somie consideration for his Telemachus. We bethought ourselves of his grandiose, or, as John Milton lwould have ...

... for them to connect the political career of Lord Palmerston with that commeroial progress and develop- ment for which the Whigs love so much to take credit. The only persons of the least social stauts who tool' part in the proceedings ?? F. Crossley, ...

... a good deal more serious in itjs results. It ills brought out verv strongly the fact tfhat the ch asm which separates the Whigs from the Radicals is no accident or prejudice, and cannot be bridged over by a judicious division of offices. The ad- mission ...

... February next. This is some days later than usual, but why or wherefore is not explained. It may, however, be presumod that the Whigs are anxious to postpone the evil day as long as possible, so that greater time may be left in which to rest and be thankful ...

... the Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hen, member denounced the Board as a gross Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggory. It not only entailed a considerable charge upon the country, but, owing to the reckless and profligate ...

... that the manager of the Telegraphic Com- pany ackhnowledged that he was instructed to take his intelligence from the Northern Whig, a Unitarian newspaper, which has ever given powerful support to the Boman Catholic party, and whose reports, editorial articles ...

... sfr FERRAND complained of the tyranny syfste- matically practised by Whig Governments in the Royal dockyards, and the practises which they Iend always adopted to strengthen the Whig interest in the doolcyard boroughs. ' After a few words from Mrr. Dt\rirsu ...

... th for some years a painfal feeling in the North of di Ireland, and indeed amonigst Irish Protestants el generally, that the Whig Government, by ill- timed concessions on the one hand, and by R mneasures of unnecessary severity on the other, was playing ...

... the gross impropriety of burning and attempting to ?? a few trusose of straw, which did duty far an effily of O'Connell, the W/hig at once, with eharae- teristio falsehood, attributed the proceeding to the Orangemen. The disturbaneefl last week ?? every ...

... present exist in the Cabinet, relates the particulars of a remarkable illustra- tratiou of the proverbial gratitude of the Whigs! The work of wholesalo saint-making goes bravely on under the auspices of the Pope. A correspondent of the lndepwenlance ...