... through before midnight. The other House was grave and patriotic, but the special fatality which throws these burdens on the Whig party had to be noticed, and the op- portunity was not lost. Both Honses did their duty; so did the electric telegraph; so ...

... General Sweeny. Ho must now strike out some other route! Referring to the late deputation totbeLord Lieutenant, the Northern Whig says From the concluding observations of the Lord lieutenant, it would seem that the principle of mixed education has been ...

... dapoution from (radnataa oft Qoeen'e Uuirereity will elm in London next week end rvprraentntion of the WeOrvee body welliVerOem Whig. Dee* Hearav. ot Kdiobargb, ertlmetee tbet there ere eevenly«five tbooeend eermone preeebed io Kog. lend end oeotknd every ...

... proportion as it has pleased , i'e move advanced portion of the Liberal party, ADDITIONAL TROOPS FOR IRFLAN displeased the Whigs and the Peelites. while it . pi d non-commissioned officers has rendered the opposition tiie Conservatives A h:,,val Artiilcrv ...

... are compelled to confess that even at the pros time, this liberty is but sparingly all -vr .-d, when we see th- officials of Whig •ilrniniatration calling upon ('atholio jurora '* aland (loud chetring V At acme of the triala W Kitta managed Hie business ...

... to the indiscreet violenue of one mho was at that taut a Whig statesman—the present Earl of Lieby. Stanley's gamma effected OlOte then its noon-thane object ; it drove O'Cuonell from the Whig shame, and delayed by thirty years at least the settlement ...

... diplomatic or mure stern view remains to lie Keen, and for the present can only be conjectured. Correspondent the Northern Whig. NON-INTERCOURSE ’WITH GREAT BRITAIN (From the Chicago Tribune.) Senator Chandler has offered joint resolution iu favour of ...

... Tipperary sent him into the Senate to act a patriot leader’s part; and he valued little such honours or commissions as men like Whig Chancellor Brady in Dublin, or the Horse Guards in London, could give or take away. Still, with all the awful and tremendous ...

... are the best friends of the State—Mr. Bright, Mr. Mill, &c., Ac., ortheOrangei men ? Sir John Gray or the Evening Mail ? Tha Whigs have hitherto been guided by Orange factionj ists in their government of this country, and at last theyhavethenameof England ...

... Dcronihira, b rothin* eom„“d th. wcora. bcftllin* th* Mrmber for th* of London, Mr. OoKbcc, who bu bran .dmitted to th* foil fJtai Whig bv blfiV, aHurTfaM Ilf- tohlf post ftt Board of Tied#, closer tyj^ltngseWsßilsMm W»»of hkfHsnd Mr. Brigbtf butth^U^* ...

... arreeled. will be observed that Earl Dibit and hia patty all voted in favor this exceptional measun, that cannot bo called another Whig coercion Bill. Even Messrs Bxioht and Milt though they spoke did not vote againe* it. Earl D«b»t if not singular the opinion ...

... throe men who were in the employ of the deceased WM arrested. Penis standing billow the - . _ , pollelValllntengrllwes canal Whigs, in the direction of Glansiiin. They came up with me, and I showed them where the de. ceased was lying. Oneof the policemen ...