... th heavy fliodst during the night. LiBEL liY ANt InISl NtEwsPAPEnt-Thes libel action tried at Dublin against the Northern Whig, a Belfast newspaper, ter. I minated at ten o'clock on Saturday night in a verdict for the I pli tff £100 damages. The plaintiff ...

... The action for libel brought by Mr. Staunus, the dim- chasged agent of the Hertford estates in Ireland, against the Vorthern Whig, which has created deep interest across St. George's Channel, has ended in a verdict for the plaintiff with £100 damages. Mr ...

... the Cabinet Gllidstono is riot very liltlely to )yield even to a Ihillilind backed by, the repres4ontativis of tue iiti, olt Whigs and tiio Orthiodox Diissenters. I heir, too, fliat piiprliiuitiolls .are in progress for chahle:igilig, thle right of the Liod ...

... I olose my letter this afternoon that one of the most illustrious ladies in thl realm, rarried not long ago to the ?on of a Whig Duke, has left hor husband's houso and taken up her quarters in an Anglican convent close by Windsor. it may of course be nothing ...

... the broken victuals? 0 The Conservatives repealed the Corn Laws, snd gave the e working-man a cheap loaf, in spite of the old Whig op- t position ; ecoondly, they limsed a Factory Act, which ashielded. men, and Their wives, and children, from the 0 tyranny ...

... leducation before the scheme can be eflected;- s but just as Household Suffrage wras seized because it s would I' dish the Whigs, Catholic endowment will. Y not be unpalatable if it gives Conservatism place e amnd powier. The tone of the Irish press is ...

... ConservativYes are- of opinion that if LordT Derby became Prince Minister hie would be supported b~r many rumceries of lice old Whig( Party, and that these ge~rtl1oeii B 1would Stand aloof if thle reins wvere tlo fall into thee ha-nds of iI Mr. Disraeli. Under ...

... one.. I am going to give an instance Whieh has come nuder my notice lately. A certain lady in Exeter sent a portion of her ?? whig ?? to a.silversmith with dirsctions to; enlose it 'in a neat locklet, which, I believe, was to be pressited to her - gent ...

... re-filled till the 15th, whenTermre-commences. Itoughttobe given to Lord Justice James, Lord Romilly's brother- in-lasw, upon Whig principles; but if the best equity lascyer in the Court is the best man for an appointment like this, Sir Richard Baggaillay ...

... and there are none of the other Ministers' wives who apparently possess a tithe of the social tact which distinguished the Whigs of old. All the influences of political life are now brought into play in the House of Commons and the Clubs, and but for Lady ...

... topics of talk, and will bo ats fir its I can Boo till the elld of the week. Tho Tories, of' course, are jubilaint. The 'Whigs are in at seare. Ele theozltaicals are nossphmsed. WheWrite is the reaction to end 1' What does it sousn Whose seat is sstfbe ...

... strength, of their being sought to be made something very great and, ver grand and strang, inetead of pursuing the end for Whig theyiwere intended to exist. Having spoken of their object, he~naxt wished to say a few words about. the means they nski for ...