... The Prince toe Policeman.—A special correspondent in Dublin of The Northern Whig, v..ititjg Saturday morning, says:—“l have iold you tii .1 disappointment occasioned th Prince and PriuotSs’s laic arrival at Kings - town, uud the absence of illuminations ...

... upon the existence of the Irish Church, and also what is by Mr. Gladstone considered of more importance, the exclusion of the Whigs from office. ...

... found to with their landlords. At the last elections, the Whig party were. owingto the Conservative reputation of Lord Pal merston, able to carry many ot the counties; but in the absence of that Whig-Conservatism, the members so elected have been aptly described ...

... of tbe Whigs is simply to feed the dog with his own tail! Perhaps we do the Right Hon. gentleman injustice in supposing that he does not mean to confer a boon upon us, and that he really has that object, but that the boon is restoration of Whig rule return ...

... preservation any vacancies that may occur within limited period. If the Irish Church question not decided next session, and the Whigs return to office, they will have a glorious lot of appointments to confer upon their friends. ...

... the felee Cooeerreti’**. wont; to b, ir—d-e Church IH-oluthm'. Hie oommdee »lt right *udlrft^^^J*^’j“ i JJtoroeer; Di»r to Whig*but lack* h® attend**”*. fo Le^v^nS^bwrvient *te*l*; .ith hi. cheer lor ril hi. lord umjr mj. *.tm t Come hither, thou. tot ...

... to-morrow, any period when 1 may be able . Qf had recovered £4O before tin. t® bishop’s court, but, iu consequence having to THE WHIG MINISTRY. (From the Imperial Review.) Without roucliiug fur itanbnolute authenticity, we have reason to believe that the programme ...

... first lostaoco, managed to • square’ Mrs Lyon. Unhappily for him, however, she has now “turned rouno. A Liberal Insect—An ear w(h)ig. Visible Noise—Plymouth Sound. Why is a pretty with les beaux yeaux like happy thought f—Because ahe’a a brieht-eced dear ...

... from her parents roof, went penniless—the only property she took with her being the modest atiro which she wore. —Northern Whig. Mr. Gladstone’s bUI, »to to period, in certain reepocts, the proceedings Ecclesiastical Commie.l°ne« for Ircknd, t,oan issued ...

... the discossion of the Scotch Reform Bill, and lost week at time when each day was of con- sequence. If the management of the Whig party cannot show greater triumphs, it may well abrogate iis functions. The publication of the papers about the Charter of ...

... fitting testimonial for the noble stand made him defence of the and liberfciea the Protestants of the Kingdom.”— The Northern Whig. SfliPwanoK 4KD Loss Ltfb—The a.s, from Liverpool Bordeaux, has been totally lost the rooks near the s End, with of her pasrengere ...

... share. GLADSTONE, HE ALONE SHALL LEAD US. A SONG FOR THE STREETS. “Who’s the Liberal leaderf who?'* Hark all their fuss ; Tory-Whig* would settle that. Never asking us. We, the people, have voice that question still; Ye«, and Gladstone is our choice, Cbooee ...