... in with the appoint. sent is, that tbe anthem of the the Irish lizeoutive, and the are all anxious that Ma lar O'Reilly, the Whig mambos for LoneoaL should become Dr. Pates in the salaried Assistant , en_trassure is =hieing put upon kis the poet. it he ...

... further, that there was so stook•ia-ande nisbeser. The prisons., who La sin dm* smembies Arthur was till Duey as aPPlkatias Om to Whig momomminaluiallOM. is to be Mesa by . . ...

... PA'S? CHAFFER Vl.—Corriztunn. CITAWFRO,PaIt. , With clashing wheel, and lifting keel, And smoking torcii on high. Whig wife* ere /putt billows reel. She them/ere, foaming, hi'. —Oliver Holmes. Cap'n, laid the Old Trapper, who had drawn nigh, cap'n ...

... Minister to become so very sensitive if the Premier or any other member of the Government criticise his speeches. Thy Nerthervi Whig asks—Does Lord Beaconsfield intend, under any circumstances, to involve the country in war. or does he not P It would appear ...

... diother country, and to show the reciprocal advannsges to .be derived flora a close aed cordial union. British stltesmen of the Whig school did not hesitate a few yewrrago to express an -Aid on the whole it would . he better to cast the colonies adrift, and ...

... are ignorant which will not out justify them in asking a vote, but make it a dereliction of duty not to do so. Tits Northern Whig says—The sincerity the friendship of the Ulster Tory oons l ll,_ members for the tenant. f arneers was adamisnlili exemplified ...

... ever, and that the resolute and fearless sons of Ulster will, if need be, vindicate their reputatten. FRIDAY. The Northern Whig :—lt is possible to hope, with Mr. Cowen, that having been 510..13 reduced to their lowest levels, and the conditions of redaction ...

... THE sTArz OF TRADE. The Whig of Saturday morning contains an interesting review of the present state of trade, written evidently by one who understands the subject in all bearings. The writer admits the depression which exists in the staple trade in ...

... let the agi icultural labourers have a share of power, but universal suffrage would yield them more than a share. Northers Whig says—lt is at big beginning to be seen that we shall not fight for the Turks, and it is very doubtful whether we shall even ...

... considerable interest in its It is viewed with some favour by Lord Carnaryon and Lord Derby, and some eminent members of the Whig party are not indiposed to conaten. ance the idea. The belief of thoee who are promoting this scheme ia that at the next general ...

... therefore nearly reached the age of eighty-six years. He was the third son of John, sixth Duke of Bedford. In politics he was a Whig. He commenced his political career in 1818, whey he was returned to the House of Commons as one of the members for the borough ...

... of 05, whose votes cannot, as a ride, be relied upon by either party. Some of these are Homo Rulers, others were formerly Whigs, but have been compelled to adopt the Home Rule a few still describe as Liberals, and one at least is Nationalist. If credit ...