... told, triumphed in Ireland, and we can now un ierstand the fact. When factious vote displaced Lord Derby, and installed ths Whig-Liberals, it was easy to guess what might follow. We trust Fenian Liberalism will requite the Most Rey. Archbishop of Dublin ...

... country. Cut away the cause, and the police will have as little to as between ’SC and ’37, when the hope was held out the Whigs of doing away with the one law for England nod Another (or Ireland.’’ ...

... body of Irish representatives, holding, we all admit, the balance of power, can, without doubt, make any government, either Whig or Tory, tremble for their existence, and force the government in office to grant tenant-right bill that would sweep away the ...

... serve the country. If you commence you will get an abundance of support The ‘'National” Association, which conspired with*the Whigs .and landlords to put John Greene, the son of a noble father, himself undoubted patriot, out of Kilkenny ; and Pat M'Mahon ...

... :es of government, those wiiters who lal not st •ii manl.msa to be independent, looked up* n it a tiring to be praised. The Whig jounia's would have it that the government, wlii.h they were bound pruse, could not be tc blame. The Tory papers ioo, mruy ...

... company—there were about sixty of them altogetherwas prominent and leading man in his State. Ma»y of them belonged to the ‘oid Whig party,’ and consequently were former friends of Mr. Ss ward’s, and they were all received with thn dry pleasantry and plain ...

... —4 tar. Mr. Sothern has attracted such crowds in Belfast that the accommodation was found quite inadequate, and the Northern Whig calls for new theatre. Everyone will regret to hear that Madame Lind- Goldschmidt is obliged to pass tke winter in the south ...