... assistance, should necessity for such action arise. This is creditable to the Marquis of Clanricarde’s tenantry. His Lordship is a Whig nobleman, who maintains the rights of property, and is opposed to wild agrarian nostrums, yet his tenantry rally round him ...

... Meath on the’iJJ of October, 1861, and now succeeds the pastoral care of the diocese.'* Thu ConaTAncLAnv.—The inertness of the Whigs in dealing with the jait claims of the constabulary for increased pay bearing its fruits. large number of tried disciplined ...

... Brady was conveyed back to County Gaol, where be will remain until his trial takes place on the of January.— Correspondent of Whig. A Tihrlt Bfpeirvu. —Tbe Leipeie journals contain accounts of an extraordinary reprieve of condemned criminal the very moment ...

... ioslilutious. Victor Hugo the sub- of critical paper. What in, and What may be.” able historical review of the proceeding* uf Whigs and Tories for great many years. The water for no haste iu dealing with the Refuim question. Dceum Umveesitt Magazine.— Tbe ...

... question which, while It re* mains uneetlled. make* the life every Irishman ka* happy than it ought to he.— lkl/'Ut \orth rn Whig. Arrival Troof-Suif Beltaft Ik>uoh.—On Tuesdßy Afternoon the sham troop-ship Tamar arriv.d in Belfast Isougli. from Lireipool ...

... We are told of the caution that is exercised in Parliament, yet Lord Russell has often sported a buff waistcoat to show his Whig descent. If loyal men say or do anything they may either offend the invisible Fenians, or their visible sympathisers. 11 is ...

... ploughing match was filed for the third Tuesday in Jannary, and tbe cattle show for the second Tuesday in August next—.VortAem Whig. A II V NK Santa Kk Sew has the following:— chronicle another horrible trage ly which occurred at Korl -i leuouthe oil . resulting ...