... IRELAND. The Northern Whig Males that there is not part cle evidence to connect the recent robbery revolrent and rifles from gun manufactory in Belfast, with Fsnlaalam. It was only r«ry common-place burglary. The Cork Examiner states that the R. r W. ...

... and revolutionary agitator, equally the narrow Whig, na by the most rabid Tory, if his inquiry happens to take the direction of something which tradition and personal interest has rendered sacred in the Whig's eyes. A good illustration of the appositenees ...

... or from 7a 8* per atone. -Middktom't Aurtion Sale- the aale o« Tueeday there were aheep and cattle. Trade fair, at the folio whig quotation*Prime quality, from P* aacoodary, from to 76*. Oowa, from t* «8p • few were weight at 78a per Sheep—prim# aged aheep ...

... tbe Kxecutive, least to the representative character the House. Cabinet, lor example, docs not contain Whig commoner, lor Mr Cardwell, though nearly Whig politics, is historically, like his chief, a liberalised Peellle. and Mr Austin Bruce, though moderate ...

... Strand,W.C. Descriptive Pamphlet free. THE GOLD MEDAL-Maritime Exhibition Havre, 1868. TWO GOLD MEDALS Paris Exhibition, 1867. I WHIG uUAI EXT it ACT of Meat. —CAUTION.—None genuine without Baron Liebig’s the in▼enter’s, certiticate on every jar. Best and Cheapest ...

... thu bankruptcy of soy of the consignee; he Minded bad to pay the does. Mr Mordant oleo complained of the eborc-dues office Whig shut during Wale need boon. A letter was road from Captain Allen of the Bose, asking the '”rusteed to refund 13. 2d of canal ...

... made to recognise the riAt of their tenants even to obey the law. This is what many Webb landlords, by the testimony of the Whig gentry who attended the meeting of Thursday are presuming to deny. The law not only gives tenants a right to vote for their ...

... -the eyes of the ignorant with their predeces- Loss, who had the putting down of the conspi- naeses which originated under Whig rule, they think ift to disregard the decision of the public tribu-- wils, and liberate and pardon a couple of soore of Fenian ...

... There once was meaning in such language, but there is none now, for during the past forty years or re every Government, whether Whig or Tory, has done its utmost to remove all real Irish grievances, until there are now none left but such as Irishmen persist ...

... party is lost. With the exception of two, there is not a man of mark among the Tory peers fit to take the field against the Whigs. The Rupert of Debate finds a most effective foe in the gout, and seldom comes into action. The Marquis of Salisbury and ...

... the place. Now, the Lord-Advocate might very justly be reproached for partiality in his patronage —continually slipping in Whigs over Liberals but his Lordship, being no longer weighed down by his connection with the city, may now feel that the ruling ...