... displayed by these who ch have undertaken to prescribe. The session has been tr- quite prolific in projects. Tories, trimmers, whigs, and radicals, have each in turn put forth their specifics.- Mr. Disraeli's scheme for the concentration of local it burdens ...

... has yet taken, place. The present session has not in the slightest degreeimnproved in his respect, on its predecessors. The Whigs seem incorrigible when in Downhig-street, though out of office there are none more lynx-eyed than they to the short comlngs ...

... future. He then proceeded to notice the falling off in the Revenue, and remarked that the same thing had occurred whenever the Whigs had had the management of the finances of country ; he quite expected we should witness an increase in the taxation of the ...

... IRISH LIBEL CASE. l are The ease of Platt and wife v. Finley, an action for libel batti against the proprietor of the ffe'tlere Whig for the short .insertion in that journal of an alleged libellons article Ar .whilch originally appeared in the Dai&,i Telegra-ah ...

... the late Mr. Wemysa, took place on the hustings at Cupar. There was no opposition to the return of Sir Robert Anstruther, the whig candidate, his radical and conserva- t ive opponents having withdrawn froin the field. ...

... from Whitehouse. The younger priasner's make-up in dress and figure, and cut and dis- position of the hair, is remarkably ?? Whig. I I I I I I I 1 11 11 r II II t r I I r I 0 :I 1?I 1.i ali l ...

... the Liberal 'Administration, sl nartly firum the feeling of' disappointitnent tit' not having ti ?? their own way tinder the W'higs, partly in the hope v s that the change will aid their purpose i:y leatling to coin- r~ h.motion and miischief. This mlight ...

... religious improvement of the P people. c caridallv wish the report may prove true. e- lle believe Mir, Dulton is a decided Whig.-York s. Herald. C THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-We find by ts the audited accounts of the Great Western Company, M which have ...

... supplemented by an advance of money to farmers to buy their land, and told the people to avoid those false'beaeons of the Whigs and banish land- lordism utterly from the country. nr. Mitchell Hency's letter, in which he declared to a Galway land meeting ...

... and tax-cart. Harness- pe ing this animal as best be could, he drove off to the station !a to meet his master; and thus the Whig Lord-Lieutenant m, of an influential county was received. Being a great 1p. walker lie permitted the butter to convey his luggage ...

... convicted, and ought to be imnme. day diately pardoned. Mr. Morgan enforced his resolution readin ly ly ameprety qua abse ifthle Whigs anti Trories, of 6s.- both of whom hie described as being brutal and bloody. propoc 'fhie resolution having bean put to the ...

... Theflict(lestlfitin frntdistress antI want of eill- ploy ilient is here ackntowledtgedl by both pat ties in puli. ~ ncby the Whigs who drew tip the Speech from thle mal Intone andt l.y the Catumvireives who drew up tile Co). anyuetided Address. Great stress ...