... bantling-the Appropriation C'lause -herein verifying the wofds of the poet,- ' Though Tories marred, what Whigs had scarce begun, The Whigs undid, what Whigs themselves had don;e. I, therefore, agree with you, in the necessity of taking the counsel of the delegates ...

... THE MIDDLE AND THE WORKING CLASSES. THE Whigs and the Whig-Radicals are uttering their jeremiades over the disunion that exists be- twveen the middle and the working classes, and are tendering their discreet advice and generous aid to put an end to ...

... ing the feelings of the people on the subject.- (Hear, hear.) Combinations of workmen have been severely condemned by the Whig and Tory press. Em- ployers have frequently expressed -hostility, to them; and the enmity of government has signally displayed ...

... is a second House of Peers with the mask of representation to mislead men into the belief that they are represented, and as Whigs are but Tories hypocritically pretending to love liberty, so this Lower House of Peers differs from the Upper only in this ...

... criminal prosecution at the ensuing assizes, and that he had been instrumental in getting some offenders transported at the ?? Whig. HARE HUNT EXTRAORDINARY.-Killarney, on Fri- day, was the scene of a singular occurrence. The Grena hounds had been out hunting ...

... seat in Parliament for one week, are likely to get more than they bargained for.-Mr. Harvey seems deter-mined upon giving the Whigs a taste. He has stated his intention of ascertaining, by an address to the Crownth appointments made in connection with Lord ...

... Bishop, Somerville, Lean, &c. LoRD LIEUTEXANT OF IRELAND.-Lord Ebrington has been appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The whigs have at length found an instrument for their pur- poses in that quarter of the Queen's ?? Ebrington was, in his small way, ...

... present, which, however, iust still be the case in respect to the boilers. Such is theforesight of the precious blundering Whig government, which has also within a few weeks contrived to slnuggle a quantity (but still-far frpm an adequate supply) of timber ...

... spoken of as passing here almost every day. ANOTHER FINALITY MAN. What will O'Connell now say to his so-often be-praised Whigs, and to Lord Morpeth, in particular, upon whom his choicest eulogies have been bestowed? Mr. O'Connell brought a motion forward ...

... that it can no longer sustain the staggering ministry, has shown no equiveal signs of leaving them to their impending fate. 0r Whig contemporary says, It is asked whether it can bt possible that nothing, nothing whatever, is to be proposes until it; be ...

... frequently in that town. CARLOW ELECTIoN.-Mr. Bruen, a rank Tory, has been elected by a majority of three over Mr. Gisborne, a Whig, who was the nominee of' O'Connell.-On'ly 331 electors voted, and there are above a score more in the borough. A petition has ...

... identity of rights. In short, I wanted to render the repeal unnecessary. Who is the repealer now? I say, Lord Morpeth, aided by Whigs and Tories-ay, and English Reformers. We had, in. deed, a comparatively numerous minority-a minority comprising many high-minded ...