... sundoubtedly right, and has raised If very in our esteem by his refusal; but ye gods ! iby think of the Vi higs—the retrenchin g Whigs a offering that si- reeure to the Chairman of the Finance Com- mitior Bull, 1 have heard, from on which we are accustomed to ...

... windpipe of a goose—as some people think it actually is. — Age. Mr. Lawless has addressed a very strong letter to the Vorthren Whig, remonstrating agaiust the neglect of the great Irish question of * Repeal of the in the late discussion at the reform mecting ...

... tell you how | provoked them---it was by love of country.---(Loud cheers.) The ‘Tories shouted at me most vocilerously---the Whigs were more modest in their demeanour, both L assure you will have more occusion to honor me with their cordial and excessive ...

... s and consistent head of the Eaton family is about “ to gain his reward.” A Tory administration made his father an Earl, a Whig cabinet has promised him the addition of strawberry leaves to his co- ronet, asa recompence for the loss of political character ...

... ehe Ludepeuderw. OUTRAGE IN THE (From the Northern Whig.) A few evenings sincé Sir Robert Batéton asserted in the House of Commons, that divisions and dissensions are again springing up in the North of Ireland, in cousequence of Mr. O’Connell’s attempt ...

... and the government cannot hesitate to resolve upon some measure of Ihave told elsewhere relief in this respect. that the Whigs intend to do what they have invariably done on every former occasion. Before they get in, they promise a great deal, and when ...

... carying on, be looked into, and oppression in its widest sense will be the result of the scarch.- Correspondent of the Norihera Whig. DAY’S MAIL.---IMPORTANT. Office, Tuesday Morning A Proclamation has been issued by our new Viceroy to prohibit the contemplated ...

... late ection, will he evinced on this ‘ Hut we intend go- ing tosee what will be done and report ogress” on Monday.— Northern Whig of Vhursday. DUNGARVAN,~ A highly respectable meet- ing, the High Shei! in the Char, was held in Dungarvan, on last Tuesday ...

... authority, obey the law, but let us not forget that wo owe this farther infringement on our liberty toa whig administration | loss the mark | When the whigs are out of office, they the mont liberal and enlightened of the friends of human ¢ the moment they ...

... voted them but sueh had ever been the fatuity of the whigs they, like the Stuarts_who deservedly lost their throne by it —were ever courting their enemies and ne- glocting their friends; the whigs have promoted one of their in order that they might secure ...

... gone forth, We will obey it to the letter---we will keep our enemies it the wrong. Let us not rely upon any Mi- nistry, ‘The Whigs I expect very little from. E always called them = ** Tories out of place,” When on the opposition benches, they talked mightily ...

... adopt(shouts no, not one.) In the conn-, them as measures of the Government, trv, is peace restored? Is any hope even Tims the Whig doctrines regarding the curheld out to us that animosities will pass away rency, the free trade theories, and the various Is ...