... press, now that the danger has appeared in their midst, cry for with the howl of terrified ghoul. Let the Government, be it Whig or Tory, remove the causes of discontent to which have alluded. | Let them treat our people and care for them, they do for ...

... succeed them, matter how respectable, no matter in what an independent position he may be placed, because ho is not of the Whig school. There is the greatest inconveil iencc of the community arising from this, and one which should be remedied by the ...

... to visit on ihe nation, the Radicals who, we trust, * will represent the nation in the new Parliament, the vices etlhei of Whig or of Tory government. The Liberal programme in the revivified Legislature will embrace, have said, many problems relegated ...

... SUMMARY OF NEWS. The Northern Whig says : —On Sunday morning while the steamship Aurora, trading between Belfast Waterford, and London, was on her par-sage from Waterford to Belfast, some of her crew discovered a vessel, keel upwards, floating in the ...

... people can trust, will devote their talents and energies to obtain those measures which all [previous Parliaments, whether Whig or Tory, either opposed openly, or left in abeyance. It is in vain to deny that oar present Parliamentary system is a mockery ...

... the Chancellor of the Exchequer his successful settling of the question of Parliamentary Reform, that rock on which so many Whig cabinets split Placed some measure beyond tho reach of those exciting party influences which agitato us, the modern Athens ...

... by the leading Conservative journal of this city, and which project, I must say, was met in a most ungenerous spirit by the Whig organ —these manisfeslations, together with the sentiments that are heard each day the various walks of society, indicate a ...

... south-east. The Belfast Whiff announces the death of* Mr. Leonard M’Clure, of Sau Francisco, who served his apprenticeship in the Whig office, then emigrating to Yancouver’s Island, became a lead’ng member of the Legislature of the Island. At the time of his ...

... ly do our rulers exact the blood and riches of their subjects. have no desire reproach 1 cur own Government, for, whether Whigs or Tories, they maintain only defensive policy, ! and considering the disturbed state of the C' Uti| nent, the nation acquiesces ...

... are not to be surprised that the Reform League should attempt invasion of Ireland, nor wonder that the legal agent of the Whig party, who occupies the metropolitan civic chair, should preside, at meeting intended to full of mischief his political opponents ...

... confesses itself Pr ia oucemore have met de- afraid that Mr. Distacli is once more going “to liberal • ...

... BU * , o. while rehev - classes in the various elementary branches, by | office, in defence of the Irish policy of the Whig* Doctor Martin. The aharpneas and intelligence ! for fifteen years, and took the usual course of displayed by the pupils in ...