... of the Government of Ireland ? The Tories have left one of their party as a legacy in the office of Under-Secretary to the Whigs ; is it within the compass of things sane, or things sincere, that they should accept the Grecian gift When Mr. Perrin became ...

... mated with the same spirit os the Whig, though not with such pointed ferocity. Mr M'Loughlin objected to Mr Macdonogh referring to the Whig. Butt said he was really very anxious to be heard on the articles of the Whig which Mr Macdonogh was evidently arguing ...

... the propntert if the Northern Whig the Northern Star,” and the ** lUtter Examiner'* The Court sat specially at one o’clock deliver judgment on the application for an attachment against the proprietors the Northern Whig, the VUfer Examiner, and the Northern ...

... then banded to their lordships, and The Chief Justice intimated that they wonld deliver judgment the three cases—the Northern Whig, the Not them Star, and the Examinerone o’clock on Thursday. The court then rose. Thursday. Mr. Justice Lawson and Mr. Justice ...

... was in the same spirit as that which animated the Whig, although not such pointed ferocity. Mr. Butt: What have todo with the Whig in this motion ? , . - Mr. McLaughlin (as counsel for the Northern Whig) : I must interpose too. My learned friend has been ...

... Judgment was given the four judges on Thmsday as follows: Judges Lawson and Keogh were for refusing the application against the Whig with costs, and a /ortiori, against the two other papers, whose comments were not so vigorous* Judges Monahan and Morris, were ...

... Happily, with one or two exceptions, the Administration has got out of the sexagenarian, septuagenarian, and almost octogenarian Whig circle; but England, so far the Ministry is concerned, is not yet to saved by “her youth,*’ according to Mr. Disraelis theory ...

... Captain Morrison, 65th Regiment; B. Howlands, Esq.; E. Dailey, Esq. ; F. Ross, Etq.; £. Samnolsou, Bsq- - KELIGIOO3 EQUALITY”— A WHIG JOB. The new policy,” if rumour be not fault, ia about be further developed. Our raadera will agree with that if there ie one ...

... have disclosed new sources of strength. The leap in the dark -a leap-precipitated the selfish and insincere manoeuvres of the Whigs, who at the last were of all men the most reluctant to take the plnngo—has landed ns on solid ground. But there is need for ...

... are on the scent: and hopes are entertained of hie early capture. The loss has been very aenons consequence to the traveller. Whig, GREECE. Athf.ns. Jan. 2.—The new« the earrenOMof Cretan volunteer*, biri is confirmed. They were conveyed »y Tnrkieh reMel ...

... way of getting rid of their holdings that they might transfer themselves to Ulster; and know that one of tho most influential Whig noblemen, who is supporting Mr. Gladstone's policy, acknowledged that the result of that poliev would to drive all tho Southern ...

... blood. None of the perpetrators the cowardly crime have been traced, but the police are endeavonring find the guilty party.— Whig. ...