... WHIG ECONOMY. Some of the Tory papers are very indignant an order recently issued from the Treasury, relative to economies in stationary that are henceforth to practised in the law courts and public offices. The Treasury, it appears, have directed that ...

... ee Ditto Of 1550. 50 so 45 Steam-ship Building Company 50 50 50 numbers of the Royal Marines, attacked the platiorm, THE WHIGS AND REPEAL. u British id trish Steam 100 100 0 118 0 interference of the Police, Dublin d Kingstown Raiiwa 78 40 36 10 and ...

... NORTHERN WHIG In second edition publish an account of this day’s demonxtration.’ Mr. O’Connell failed to obtain a hearing ; and, after exerting himself for nearly hour, he was obliged to retire, with the satisfaction of having made poor speech, which ...

... WHIG AND TORY ECONOMY, During the late debate the House of ( ommona Mr. Goulbi.RN endeavoured to mystify the ereat financial rrformi effected by the Whigs, and claimed credit for the reduction* in taxation made the Tories. argued that berauia there was ...

... WHIG AND TORY ECONOMY. The Tories of late have been taking ’nfinite credit to themselves for the economy practised by them when office. A correspondent of the Morning Chronicle places the matter lu a proper light. He observe*:— ** In comparing the amount ...

... CLARE JOURNAL—Lord Plunket has been driven from the bench hy an insult from the base and brutal” Whigs. Here, then, is the payment for the followers of the Whig cabinet —insult the most humiliating, and the insult made mote galling by having Scotchman appointed ...

... will derive much valuable information, conveyed in a stem, able form, from this little hand-book.’’ and | Prom the Northern Whig). rd de- This little work is brought out in superior style habits formation which it contains cannot fail to make it into a ...

... THE WHIG RAILWAY COMMITTEE. A RETURN, in detail, under separate Heads, of the Expenditure the Commission in Ireland, on the subject of Railroads in that Country, stating the Name of every Person employed, and what Capacity employed, who received more ...

... LIBEL—THE NORTHERN WHIG. Some paragraphs have appeared lately in our cotemporaries, to the effect that the Clergy and Elders of Mary’s- Abbcy Congregation, in this City, bad called upon the Rev. Mr. Creighton’ to forego the damages awarded him in a libel ...

... 1 f that tual clogs. Mr. Reape is dreadfully angry w n to it Whigs for proposing such a scheme, and is of | ry» but that the country is rapidly outgrowing such a dis policy by either Whigs or Tories. We have muc sure in disabusing him of his mistake, ...

... THE WHIGS Tl»o people demand of the hips throw off all fair cf Ton - misrule and domination, and to adopt a more v|, thewisd system of legislation. If they have t.., their wishes, universal support will be riven them tkf people. Hut if the Whigs eontiuue ...

... R THE DUBLIN MONITOR, | WHIG AND “TORY REMEDIES. There is at present great activity among men and who are not Statesmen, to devise remedies / | manifold evils with which Ireland is afflicted. A bt the prescripti on not uniform. Some will have it that ...