... co-operate with the English Liberal party. They have generally taken one of two courses—either they have sold themselves to the Whigs for office, or they have sat with the Tories for spite. We do not know whether any Irish member is now really possessed by ...

... has passed, and Sherman has got to Atlanta, the truth begins to be let out. We accordingly find the following in the Richmond Whig of Jan. 6:— “The editor of the Fayetteville Observer has seen a letter from clergyman in Savannah, written three days before ...

... the funeral of his grandson on the day of his own death. The horse, which was a very valuable animal, was drowned. —Northern Whig. Reported Matrimonial Breakdown. The long announced and frequently-postponed marriage between the heir presumptive of a Scotch ...

... request, the case was adjourned till Monday, when a full investigation of the affair will be held before the Court. Northern Whig. Communication is to be established between San Francisco and Salt Lake City by means of a road to the Colorado River, and ...

... and the Hon. Mr. Vereker, another Protestant gentlenan, he laboured hard, and \ith success, to supply a want the accursed Whig government should have done, and kept the life in many poor Irishmen and women, and children, who would have perished only ...

... hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that no ...

... trifling, if it did not trifle away justice and equity from the policy of a nation and the consciences of individuals.—Northern Whig. the Em- The Italit of Turin announces press Eugenie has just lost, before the supreme tribunal of Madrid, trial which has ...

... of Castledawson. declared the heir at law and rightful owner of Dellipar Abbey and the estates belonging thereto.— N ...

... retiring default- r. The posts me snug sinecures—at least, very nearly so. The Tory press in high feather over the prospect Whig disgrace. There has rarely been Hue a picking » no,* the fall bacon. movetnen now fool to p Mr. Negretti, in * celebrated Optician ...

... and discussed, and resolutions were passed suggesting improvements, which were agreed to be transmitted to Sir Robert Peel.— Whig. NBWRY UNION-s V The usual weekly meeting .. . Boardroom at noon to day. Marcus D.L., in the chair. (),h e r Guardians K ‘l ...

... opinion was that the very cs sencc of independent Parliamentary action consisted in opposing the Whigs (cheers). The Tories never gave shilling of their money to Whigs in Ireland, and God bless them for it (hear, hear). He called on the friends of Ireland to ...

... people of the riotous districts will abstain from any attempt at giving offence to those whom they might call their opponents. Whig. ♦ RENEW VL OK THE RIOTS, A number of parties were charged with having been in a riotous last Sunday eveuing. Mr. Coates, who ...