... was now upon its trial. Pauperism had increased, fend the taxes of the country had become unprece- dentedly heavy since the Whigs had been in power, and now the taxes were to be called for twelve months in advance. Ireland, instead of having been tranquillised ...

... wil ra their transit. We have to thank a Whig Gvr-car, a. ment for makting at grateful return to our postal the to benefactor. Though he had done the State much 0L )t service, politically he had, done the Whigs some dol harm. They issued their edict. ...

... tihl-re i's likcel to he no d eparture lie had ho si great faith inl the bytin.eholder, who Iwas at ian of property. T The Whigs were onl y lee yiddsit~g sitill hits from time to read time, which would hi~ve haud the Offect of continlually agi. tatin-E ...

... in mN. Gladstornes admin. lin of istration on aecount of the Irislu policy of the govern. b-12 ely ment. An old traditibnal Whig leaming the camp at this net f moment is a sign that others ?? follow.-Bel- butt fast Neias Letter. The as. M~n&EL ciCoLY ...

... few millions for 1 esililsiry exhsenssiiuru', ther' wuusuldhave hensel no thought of i bismseing, it vc't's upone his, btsi-i'whig pewems- but, hiving P ua iuss osi ?? a inovel chrfleract0u- whirl is at leats'. unslimp-oveiuneit 1i pll~ the srhilifissy ...

... defection from the Liberal A46m1.s- dration pn accouht of the Irish policy of the those Government, says -'An old traditional Whig have d. leavingthe camp at this moment. is a siguthat couni d others may posibly follow. that SA .she gsockg intaee of 'fraternal ...

... those special powvers for the maintenance of Was law and'order *hich -had thrice befoye been be. -4ld stowed at the request of Whig Governments. Mr. Gk n GI C Dsross..and his followers did not dare to fight urge the reflsaI 'of this .demand. What they did ...