... We want nothing more-we shall have nothing less, and if we do not get this in the next Parliament, no matter who isin power, Whig or Tory, why theis, Gentlemen, we have nothing for it but a mild Irish hurra for DAN AND THE REPEAL. And as Maurice Quill ...

... Irish Academy - Mn. TaEvoa T. FOWLERi-The head of Mr. Clay, which Mr. Fowler has brought with him from Ashland for the Whigs of this city, is a noble specimen of the highest order of portrait painting. Mr. Foa'ler las not drawn a faithful copy of the ...

... become weakened. EHe took his razor, and divi- ded his throat across, from the effects of which he soon ; after died.-.Northera Whig. A SCENE MoRE THAN ANNouzacED.. Carter is at Brussels. One of his recent exhibitions was by an incident which pro- duced a ...

... 4. The Poetical works of Shelley. 5. The Wellington Despatches. t 6. Popular Literature of the Day. 7. Irish Policy of the Whigs. 8. Political Economy during the Middle Ages. 9. Recent Occurrences at Cracow. London, R eand J. E. Taylor; Dublin, JOHN CUM- ...

... r4. The Poetical works of Shelley. 5. The Wellington Despatches. 6. Popular Literature of the Day. 7. Irish Policy of the Whigs. 8. Political Economy during the Middle Ages. 9. Recent Occurrences at Cracow. London, R. and J. E. Taylor; Dublin, JOHN MOM ...

... Legislative Union, will be more advanted byr the success of Colonel Butler in opposition to Lord Duncannon, a imember of the Whig Administration, which bas declared' its determination to prevent a IMPEAL at all 'hazards than by any othei'circuiltance that ...

... initials-that tb) rank alone, Or even thelace thgo sitt'stlor, could behena; | .4,u F : Dor -if it could, Itshould, Whether tboutrt Whig or Patriot, pure or pensioned, .. w}aell, or illibten~tlainud. :. M Iloat{ nouiosble Meeiber, whom wre May. Not ...

... is now quite clear that an English Parliament will never redress such, represented as we are by o majority of Irish Members. Whig and Tory, each supporting their own party in the Houseof CQminons, at the Aacrifce of Irish wants and interests? I am free ...

... 'bert Medicine 'for rrlaiationsJ I debi ity,-,lassitdsde? tremors,'sinking of the spirits, an&d lt tho'senervous afl'ections wh~ig bara'ss artd oppress the wveak; the sed I ntary, aaltje delipate'; it ariis and steadie's the c cold aiiWiiernmius4cs.e o Ugse ...

... artist, some of t6e most-6mirierit and patriotic public characters of ite da.-the 'Patriot figuring in his Repealer, the Whig-.in i. j ibernian, the Tectotaler in his Native Wrapper, use Spb'rtsmanin his Waterford Tallyho, and the Dandy i1fell ...

... better terms than with the monopoly-devoted manu-' facturers in England.' This is really an alarming announce-' ment.l- Northern Whig. At a corn law meeting last week at Msidstone, 'a letter' from a ?? gentleman was read, stating that: sixteen families in that ...

... indebted to any correspondent, in the neigh- t boutrhood alluded toj who would forward us the correct t particulars.-Northern Whig. it The Circassians recently obtained a glorious victory over c the Ruisiatis, the latter last 26,000 tiben killed and made ...