... FREE EDUCATION—WHIG MOCKERY ! The Queen’s Speech has-, we think, opened the eyes of this country as to the Irish Policy'' of the present Government. Repression without Concession” still seems to be the only course which Pngland can adopt towards Ireland ...

... - IIEiROPOLITAN 014 _ MOVEMENT IN LIMERICK. their sub-divided, and are we likely, in additions to Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals, to have whit perhaps may be termed a party of Moderates? It possible to think upon Mr Lowe, Lord ELCRO, and Mr without ...

... OF IN DUNDALK. TBX SILIZITIS. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing on Friday, : Acting en a warrant which, upon previous information, had been obtained, Captain Coote, E.M , Sub- Inspector Supple, Head-Constable Groan, and a large number of the ...

... from the gradoates of the Queen’s University wil! also be in Loadon next week ; and a representation of the Wesleyan body as Whig of yesterday. ...

... finance of the Whigs in his days was breword, and it waa the mia> fortune of Lord Monteagle, then Mr Spring Nice, have been Chancellor of the Exchequer lor about half thoae ten year* when, a'ter the passing of tho lleform Bill, the Whigs were on their ...

... THE EDUCATION QUESTION. The Northern Whig, in reference the deputation ti.e Lord Lieutenant on Tuesdiv, oti thi.i subject, says:— We have to know that the cause mixed edu cation will yet asserted in the House Commons and it is to the representatives the ...

... troublesome in Pentonville than in Parliament. This London paper is a leasing organ of the Whigs—and its present article has been written with a thoroughly Whig purpose. It is not as a rebel, but as an Independent Oppositionieb, that Mr. Dillon has incurred ...

... ii-b- htindc. ef Queen Victoria to road f'r the l, ird-f and Comm ns. on Tuesday, was evidently vrri'ti-n and prepared the Whigs. or!)■-.'■ I v pen -iteh t docttm !' the pro- II onme presen'ed to.'empire what the Kus(.eb (’.ibi iet say they are prepared ...

... deputation from the Qm*en University will also bo in London next wi«k ; and presentation the Wesleyan body as well—NoETnaai Whig. ...

... THE EDUCATION QUESTION. The North™ Whig soys—“ The brief fel e . graphic report of the interview yesterday between the deputation from the General Assembly and Earl Russell shows that the Premier does not sympathise with the friend* of the mixed system ...

... ILLNESS OF DR, CRAIK, COLLEGE The Northern Whig of Saturday states that yester- About 12 o'clock, Dr. GL. Craik, Professor of English Literature in the Queen’s College, Belfast, was seized with paralysis while delivering a lecture to his class. The venerable ...

... FENIAN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Monday. —Yesterday labouring man John Croaby, in the employment of the County Down Railway Company, was urreflted hut lodging*, illy nmearrett, by Hexd-constable Lamb and three of the constabulary, on ...