... FAILUKE OF WHIG RULE IRELAND {From the Standard.) most be admitted of Liberal journalists that, like the conspirators in The Critic, when once they are agreed their unanimity is wonderful. Having been heartily of opinion for months past that the state ...

... article on the Belfast ineetinw:—“ It is not,” sari the Whig, Mr. Gladstone’s fault that the Irish tenant farmers !i tve no legislative protection for their industry; th it the la tv Joes no! ackuow“ ledge them and the landlords to have equal rights • ...

... THE ULSTER ORANGE BANQUET. The Northern Whig of this dsy ssys—The dell* excloaion of the Liberal peeee from the Greftt” ConserrstiT® baaqaet on Wedneedftf even* is nmverßslly considered to here been foolish blunder. The noblemen end gentlemen as•odated ...

... has arrived in Belfast, and also cargoes of new season's flaxseed. The docks present quite a crowded appearance.—Northern Whig. Messrs. Palgrave's Missing Steamer.—The only information received relative to the presumed loss of the s.B. Greek, the property ...

... how we accept it. No doubt it ought not to be a subject of difference between Whig and Tory whether the tenant should be secured in his industry. No doubt there are some Whigs who are at bottom as hostile to tenant justice as the Times. Wo doubt a Conservative ...

... er; and that all existing tenures should continue unimpeachable for two years after the passing of a Land Act.— Northern Whig. ...

... the Whigs ?—the Whigs who have done and suffered so much for Ireland—the Whigs who, for half a century, sat in the cold shade of Opposition, braving the auger of the Court and the fury of the mob sooner than abandon Catholic Emancipation—the Whigs, who ...

... [candidate is a young lad of whom they know nothing but that he is the son of his father, Lord Greville. The father was steady Whig or Liberal, but even if jWhigism or Liberalism were all the people wanted, no one can say how the young chap might turn out ...

... THE LAtfD QUESTION. The Northern Whig states that a large and one (hnsinstic tenant.rivht meeting was held on Monday in the Town Hall, Ballymena, Sir Sbafto Adair, Bart, in the chair. The meeting was one of the largest held during the present agitation ...

... LHE LAND QUESTION. The Northern Whig states that well-attended and harmonious tenant-right damonstration took p'ace in Newtownlimavady yesterday. The resolutions passed—and all them were carried unanimously—declared that the landlord and tenant “may be ...

... and Lundy will be burned about three o'clock p.m. A general wearing of the city colours—crianson—is requested.—NeetAcen Whig. ...

... press offences, and improvements in education, but is silent about ministerial responsibility. The Right and Left Centres (the Whigs and Recall) have accepted this, and M. Ollivier has therefore 160 rotes out of 292, quite a sufficient majority. Up to Friday ...