... compromise. The agitation for the repeal of the union was then taken up, but it was greatly mitigated by the liberal policy of the Whigs. “Justice for Ireland” would have satisfied Mr. O’Connell’s secret wish at any time, whatever he might have been driven to ...

... suite of the Marquis of Londonderry, proceeded on to the new marine castle, at Garron Point, where he at present sojourns.— Whig. The Marquis of Abercorn has arrived at Ardverckie Lodge, North Britain, from Baronscourt, county Tyrone. The Earl and Countess ...

... thousand have en applied for ! As the shares are 50.'. each, it follows, that the applications are to the amount of 3,500,000/. Whig Enniskillen and Sligo Railway. —This line of railway is one which is highly thought of. The number ofeharesapplied for we find ...

... the , Irish Established Church. Eleven years ago he , was the originator of what became soon after the foster-child of the Whigs—the appropriation clause; and not a year has elapsed since in which he has . not, in some shape or other, renewed his attack ...

... THE COLERAINE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 37, l_jjl Whigs as from the Tories,—in famine and fever, as in plenty and in health, a law to stay the hand of the murderer and save her from herself. What, the measure of the present Ministry may be is not yet ...

... leer .he ■«« d« I'K>U on scented the eT„'Xable length .« in- t!li . subject, which the Ml twin* p,ssa ocgeiohmae'a,tn«''the Whig Ministry, and concluded j the Presidency would r.d cSby a, 'peal to the jury in favour the ,,. . t0 desire it would rash ,>» ...

... Radical* like Mr. Muntz. Ad the late Premier's usual ollowers(not his Irisi followers) will vote w.th the party commonly called Whigs, which willl include the ultra-Libe als of the Hume, Roebuck, and War bur: on class. The question is, first, will the Government ...

... was found, day or two since, at the entrance of one of the caves, which are so numerous in that locality. W'e observe, in the Whig, a statement regarding some fine flax, 15 inches long, left at the office ot that paper last week. Mr. Gailey has left a few ...

... months’ imprisonment, and to find bail to keep the peace. This case concluded the Crown business, which only occupied one day.— Whig. TIRKEERAN FARMING SOCIETY', In connexion with the Royal Ajmcultural lm; rovemet Society of Ireland. Show of Green Cropi, ...

... under the command of Mr. T. W. Newport, acting mate, six Kroomen, and two white men, and had on board slaves; her name was the Whig, of New York. Another prize was taken bv the Cyclops, and the Alert had also captured a vessel with 214 slaves on board. The ...

... in the neighbsurhood of Ballymena, on coming into town, fell down, opposite the new Court-house, and expired immediately.— Whig. Armagh, Coleraine, and Portrubh Railway.—We understand an amalgamation has taken place between this company and the Dublin ...

... November, the anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot Correspondent of Whig. —[We have received a statement of the Meditated Conflict,” which, diflering as it does from the account given in the Whig, we subjoin, without comment: —On the 15th instant, rumours were ...