... question. Ireland, under Whig rule, is steadily emptying of all its available population. The late Premier bade them go, and it would seem as if his spirit was urging them across the Atlantic. We have the wonderful spectacle of Whig stateemeu rejoicing over ...

... lle would not lie the creature of a dirty conspiracy, and he would not lie content to enter Parliament ass mere Tory tool or Whig nominee. (Chews.) If lie went to Parliament he must lie sent unfettered ; lie would be no provincial delegate or peripatetic ...

... mesa the deer. My imprimis at the I sew Mr. eel Mrs. Jake is street wee theta 1 t he. Ilte. JAN inn elan Witold, tempt, be wee Whig her up eel doer the Jury : There was not swam motors is stnet when I saw Mr. and Mrs. Jobs. I Wore it abut ten after 1 beard ...

... adjustment and compromise (and we aro arguing on such basis), we think it not unfair that Conservatives should say to the Whigs: You must not have it both ways ; you should not retain all the smallest towns in the counties and change none into boroughs ...

... service THE RINDERPENT Ire IRELAND. The following alarming announcement from a magistrate has ap. p ored t in the Northern Whig :— The rinderpeat has broken out in the townland of Drennan, in the county e l Down, about five miles from Lisburn, near ...

... room. Midi, Deakin occupied the bedroom charge of the noasle of the p an ack lane a , nd took The Queen (says the Yosthern Whig) Las made very te 4;ard d played the water liberal and large purchwes of Irish po • shs. ^ 4 t t e rent and taxa, were very ...