... create anxiety in the nation, an I can iusp.re little coo&decco except in ndada of those wbo have been brought up ia Whig Lousca ami the Whig faith. With daneers d, the ministry drifts in happy complacency. . heir p il!. the little Tiotims play. Eail Granville ...

... man lest j•> 4>e detected I* not bid for i, ran cf the Anti-Slavery Society appears to have popular favour tbit even the old Whig ruler* of ( It eland doubt uf Gordon's guilt, or it suffered otherwise dreamed of ! Ii oecn a Viceroy with shamrock hedcsorvud ...

... edition, and oblige AN OLD SUBSCRIBER, who has resided many years in Jamaica. Coventry, Deo. 20. About the Whigs in Ireland. — When we re- member wbat Whig rule always has been in Ireland alternate insult and conciliation -a Durham letter to-day, a denunciation ...

... raised by the two political parties in the State, which settled nothing ; Irish conspiracy, tolerated for months our facile Whig Ministry, and then repressed with as much vigour as if it wore really threatening the safety of tho empire; cattlo plague. ...

... June in connection with the subject of Irish university education. As a graud culmi- nation of Whig policy in Ireland the Fenian plot wili be memorable. The Whigs brooded over it in the egg ; they warmed it into being ; they hatched the duiker and appointed ...