... something novel) that he could place no confi- dence in a Ministry which whilst professing to say one thing, did another, The Whig Earl, however, is nearly seventy-six years of age, and the country must make liberal allowance to the veteran politi- cian ...

... to take action upon the Irish Church or Land question in a moribund Parliament. The hunger of office is keenly felt by the Whigs, but the country would not suffer any mere party manoeuvre or scheming device to retard the progress of the public business ...

... Letter ar- gues that there 'would be much less chance of peace in Ireland after the adoption of such a plan. The t ortaern Whig contendsthatthe actual Irish r supporters of the Establishment are much less iir l than the million~and-a half usually claimed ...

... two iron clad frigates to be named the Hanza and Ariqdne, each armed with eisjht heavy guns. Mr. Johnston (says the ATorthem Whig) has not been released from confinement. Up to a late hour last night (Friday), no order or intimation had reached the authorities ...