... feeble Whig Ministry, egged by Radical clamour. are tired of Miaiatn** that learn ever) thing from outside, and every morning to see first what Timst savs they ought to do, and then whether the 'Jflegrnj-h says they may do it. A Cabinet of feeble Whig peers ...

... artiola qnota elsewbrrc coDJenu'.a th.' proesaaioDS and lbs policy of p*ru.iU;og taka place, in tenrs similar to those which tb« Whig baa tzpreued its disapprorai. A man said bare been concerned iu the outbreak at Kilmallock last March has been (.pprebeoded ...

... wrote what many consider the best History of England. Mr. Clive was Under Secretary in tba Homo Department, under one of the Whig Administrations, and enjoys the reputation of being v#'y able mao. Mr. Howes is the paid Commissioner English Ecclesiastical ...

... lime, on ovx • the Kiooegar Range. Holywood. Shooting commeuee on the arrival of the twelve o’clock from Belfast.— Nortkem Whig. ...

... parts of diapoaed I tiiu *M) si sic omnia! But befor# long tv, r«* painfully reminded that wore reading th*. iiitoruncofl Whig ex MinUtcr, Nolhing hotter than Mr. Gladstone's exposure f HlO absurdity classing Fenian outwith political offences, and extend- ...

... of the I world. The application was atrooglj recommended to Grand Lodge of Ireland for ita sanction and approval. —Northern Whig. . John Shore’’ has not for- at with bit address, and we, therefore, cannot Insert hia comma mention. A Scsaa strange row oeenrred ...

... shall not recommend division ol the re*eon among eccl. siaatieal peruea Irelaud as has tteen recointnended by conspicuous Whig nobleman. The Rev. Alexander Hannay, Independent minister, Croydon, as* upon move tbo lira' pee®, lotion. recommended that ...

... notice motion on this subject was given Councillor D. ntu bv. Tbe attributed the unsatisfactory condition of the country to Whig lineal legislation, and concluded proposing that the aubjecte referred it ahonld be referred committee whole hotme. The Coaucil ...

... College, to oast the Dublin Six, added to its services Monaghan, have secured them from this. But if, when the issue is between Whig-Radical and Conservative GovArament, to choose the latter is to act the part of the Conservative organ, need be ashamed of ...

... Bc«»*on‘-; aud, t-o far we can sec, this fulfilment i-* not nearer thau was century ago. PARTY PRfICESSIONS. (Frost Ih* Snrth rit Whig the law meets the case oi the Orangemen, at d does not tlio case of the funeral proccasions, lb-re is some justification for ...