... strange missives to the journalist —letters on *very conceivable, end many inconesivable, subjects —teligion and politics, Whig and Tory—high. law. broad, and no church, all send in cestril 'Pious—every one who has a hobby and is able to pay or cheat ...

... sceptical or the most designing, the people of Ireland do not wish to see em end of the monstrosity of the Irish Chmeh 'I he Whig presentative of the King's County, ❑ more tLari one occasion, has proclaimed that the Irish Queetioe was the Land and ...

... question, will best consult their own interests.' A • RICULT URAL. fHE CULTIVATION OF FLAX DURING TEX ENSUING TEAL The Northern Whig gives the following advice on this subject The great difficulty under which the linen trade suffers i► the dearness of flax ...

... of TA. Rseolsaom we are bound to drive the party to logical conclusions, or break it Into a thousand pieces, as was the old Whig party. unless we get our rights.' That brought him to his pocket-book • and ha signed nis name Andrew John. eon. with a bold ...

... and Mr. HAIM have been to those who asked when the Conservatives would find administrators, when the lung innings of the Whigs had prevented the opportunity of testing most of the hailing men of the opposite party. ...

... MINIMAL DILINUTT. Is 0 prostration and proclaimed by Is. be Ma of impel and el amok se salaamed*, se Wien aromas Wear. and Whig Pedro* rose rimed dsproniat NW vital and abase appeared se it. ebb. raarnitive powsis Dr JOIN.. OU remarkably 7 Its the natural ...

... in the course of which he quoted ettracts from several of Earl Russell's speeches, showing that the present opinions of the Whig em-Premier are the opposite of these bald by him come years ago. The attendance was large and inflitential, and resolutions ...

... level avenue, bet does not believe that there was any foul play. Mary Brea. and Mary Manias. servant. of Mr.. Drought's. of Whigs/eon:sigh, deposed to haring sees the dammed and b oth stated that he rid 1 am dying. het no moss ; they MN ores when densamd ...

... attained for himself great dietinotion in the world of literatere and science, hot he beleved successive Governments, whether Whig or Tory, were remise is tiled ditty is not still further honouring him. In MI or 1862 some very ugly buildings were erected ...

... give—give word ! upon which the other replied. Yee, what word do you want? • i101DOOL LAMENT. Whig■, idle Whigs, I know hot what ye meas. Whig*. that are into deep despair, Wee from your slumber, gather to the fray, And looking on the happy Treasury ...

... which faction ha, now let loom, rendered desperate by the Lek of means which absence from the Treasury Bench entails on the Whig place-seekers, and their hungry hangers-on. As to the future of the young ASCANIUR, as Mr. bu been termed by kart Res. RILL ...

... Ann resolution. Mr. W. most. not rri,h to embarrass Ur. Gladstone. Mr. -T tactions. It wa. Stu twa yea., ago it now, ye the Whigs bad done nothing until memory ode to rein °filo; To attain tilt. nbjeet the, not to thro. the .hale buainvaa of the into emission ...