... John Curry, a puiblican. The Coron-er',sfiwarrnrt is issued for the apprehension of Curry, who, it is b'elieved, has ab- ?? Whig. AN EYE TO THE CHURHC1IAhDENx .-The pa- risbioners of Kilkmore-moy have instituted proceedings against Messrs. Goodwin and ...

... it, the moment he Perceices his error-tire amoment be thoroughly sees thre necessity of to. pealing the Unionr, the Northern Whig will maraiiully recait. and make amends for thre delay, liv ten-fold exerns t t favour (loud cheers). Tire Ion. and learned ...

... a compromise has been ~ede 5itt certatin geitlemien on the subject of Parliamentary , and that a something, more than the whigs proposed, Itt less thnn tie people demand, will be granted. The elec- tis everel places (countieS as-well as burghs) were effected ...

... that he is, or has been, seriously deliberating on the alternative iof resigning ot ofadmirtihg the Whigs into the ministry. I know that the h6ading Whigs are decidedly unfavourable to the repeal of the Union; but they cannot refuse to do what, for my own ...

... they took it into their sage consideration to stand alof from the great Agitator---and be,' thernselve3 party !-the -Irish Whig party ! a !-a Cognomen tha rankles in associations of rottenness and deceit Well, they have tried their weight;-and as they ...

... Lyttleton, the memnber for Staffordbsire, who is married to the Marquis of Wellesley's daughter -but he would be opposed by the Whigs, and the Duke's affection for him has lately diminished. The fact is, that when Mr. L. appeared before his manufacturing c ...

... Whoom the country will Wish 0oJinow something. You will naturally inquite what are the Whigs about-wbhat course do they mean topursue 1 My an- swer is,- The Whigs will do what they ha#6 evet done- nothing. They* ate a cbmpletely divided body. The few ...

... pose or aactieu any plan of Parlialmentary reform, howevcr mo- ,e~d^ an'd that ino compromise should be entered into-with the- Whig party. It was observed by nearlv twenty of.thesernem- bers that they had made up theirrminds to suppoqrt the admi- nistration ...

... ihraldozn in which they were at present held. He next alluded to an article which lie had seen a few days ago in the Noithern Whig. ?? (Mr. C.) regretted that the able editpriofthat paper had thrown cold water on his (Mr. ?? proposed mission to the North ...

... amendment to the address; they merely confined themselves to a protest against the tenour of the ?? was good policy on the Whig side; for they know that th e' most effectual way of ousting the inca- pables is to leave them to themselves-the country ...

... that with me, as my whole life bears witness, t there has not been Protestant and Catholic, Ifigh Church and t Low Church, Whig and Tory, hut all Irishmen have been as c brethreii, so now the only distinction here, as in the rest of Europe, should be ...

... cabinet, or the countryis in imminent peril. Many months ago I assured you, upon good authority, of En intention existing in the Whig and Tory camp to coalesce in oasting the DIcTr1o *. The superciliouslness, the utter con- tempt with which his Highness then ...