... has tendered his insinuate to the Fenian movement in the eapseity of • Some idea of the difficulties Which he ie errepof a Whig statesmen who endeavours &e l neat) , and fairly to the government may he ga'nerl from * eomparison of the speeches of the ...

... when the matter became known. but the police, who been moat active in the matter, quietly clipped away with their —Northern Whig Corwepo),e, et. Heap Comas Srmthens.—The whereabouts of Stephens is null to be made pubic. We are at hberty to Mate, however ...

... Ireland. The complete removal of the income-tax would tend to relieve her of a burden which wss rather unfairly upon her by the Whigs in the first instance, and which ia her present condition she is ill able to bear. The want of sympathy or consideration which ...