... almost any ptice, and still buyers were few. A penny per 100 wss even spoken of as price that would not be refused. The Northern Whig suggests that the ponishment the law now awards to garotters, and those who commit highway robberies acoompantcd with vl-lance ...

... testified their satisfaction with the suectSM the experiments frequent applause. A SENSIBLE VIEW OF IRELANDS WRONGS. The hurt kirn Whig. article on (be recent manifesto the Roman clergy in JJtnerick. discusses the re pea) sursllon »itb tts usual candour end ability ...

... supremacy party. Tho com has gone ter beyond argument has goao altogether be* rood reotetaaeo the Tavteo or the ttakoriag tha Whig* It la a question which tba people of Bagtand them salvos mast longer leave pood ling statesmen, but ana which they most uprose ...

... a wealthy Peer, and ne entered into poUtical life with a feeling of real enjoyment. His hereditary connexion was with the Whigs, and with them he entered office as Chief Secretary tor Ireland in 1830, and bore chief part in the events of that stormy time ...

... also, there la great distress, and, In oooaequenoa, families are emigrating by scores America. Mr. Johnston (says the Northern Whig) has not been released from confinement. to lata hour last night (Friday), no order or intimation had reached tha anthpritles ...

... degeneration of the heart.” DIZZY IN DIFFICULTIES. (By a Member the Country Party ) I tell ‘ee what, mu a. whether vou 're a Tory a Whig, The longeet way to market the way you drives pig. If you makes any footmarks, they follert 'em ‘out And What slgssg hoot and ...

... the country wants to bear men like Mr. Forster. Mr. Childers, Mr. and their like, as well the gentlemen thi old Cabinet the Whig school. The force of oratory iu the House must longer lie undervalued ; and like the present Home Minister should W met on ...

... LORD DDFFEBIN ON THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION. Ito Northern Whig publishes the following letter, which has Just been addressed by Lord Doflerfa to agent 8. Oroevenor-eqoare. London, April 6,1888. Mv dear Mr. Thomeon,—lt very evident from the division on ...

... Opposition dwindled down so as to coont in 1799 but members.” The concluding words M. Menche de Loisne's volume are—“ Tories and Whigs, Conservatives or Progressists, all cherish the same respect for the law and for libertv ; all have the same love for England ...

... (ormar mmtiag, aria tto ehairmanahip ol >ari RttmaU, aad it ia rigaifloaat, m ahowtag tto uihsrinti tto Wkiga (for are torn Whig party yet) ta tto Liberal*. Thia la gnat tact ta ttlmwca to Mr. 01adatnp**a proapssts aoooeaa Out thorn who mrita oartata at ...

... reroeled dtreettef the ooaraa of the plot. Bilanj than wont to teU ol the of the powder, of the axploolaß, aad hia rabaeqaent whig with Barrett ta bat nothlnf which ■aid of great Interaat. Om little tecurh which made, bowavar. shows (hat there la among thloran ...

... the Victory. immediately seize«l musket, and, being supplied the signal (piartennaster with ammunition left by the (who from Whig off so fearfully were ordered by Nelson himself from the |H»up to the starboard gangway), continued firing the men iu the enemy'e ...