... quite clear that an English Parliament will L. never redress such, represented as we are by a majority of he- Irish Members. Whig and Tory, each supporting their own ins party in the House of Commons,at the sacrifice of Irish wants and interests ? ble I ...

... next,. SIt is well lenown that Mr. H~enry's lands have been let a, very moderate rents. This is an example worthy of imito. ?? Whig. Nw.a PtAor.oSs.-We have at our office samples of ver' fine new potatoes, as large as hen eggs, grown in the gardeis of Cherryvale ...

... Tory government, we hear it very confidently asserted that one of the leading measures will be the partial adoption of the Whig project for modifying the import duty on foreign sugirs ; it is said the ditty on British sugars is to be reduced to 18s. per ...

... la night without success. Those on board the yawl succeeded in getting out of the sloop's way, and reached Belfast in r ?? Whig. g MELANCHuOLY DEATas.-An account of a fatal and f melancholy event has just reached us, through our Clones correspondent, ...

... per- haps, may not be so far distant when Brummagem will ex.. perience the blessings that Ireland. is. now 'receiving; from Whig legislation. The gentle method adqpted on Monday last, too, at Coldhath-flelds, sufficiently exhibits the neces- sity for strong ...

... G uitars, Clarionets, Flutes, Flageolets, Kent Bugles, a Cornopean (in case), several superior Telescopes; Gig and Cutting Whigs, a very large assortment of Fishing Rods, some Hydrometers, Thermometers, and Saccbaronmeters, Violin Bows, Walking Sticks ...

... G. All others, wherever purchased. are. surions. We.r ie oudrtn ta h aqi oyg We ?? . ham n has entirey seceded f.om thle Whigs, end thathis lordshtip vvill join the Conservative phalanx at the Duke of Wellington's banquet immediately preceding the opening ...

... and 'the only Irisni Representative in a foreign Par- liament whosttcod up tu.defend the .Liberator, when attacked .s by Whigs asd Tories, 'alike the es emies of Ireland.- KIovsedby Mr. SteWart; Bseoaded bvy Mr. Taaffe, 'ad.re .1 solve .nnanimously: ...

... Pugilism. - By one one ofthe Fancy. No. V.-S. Coiroxi' Voyagetolreland- 9. Rcumaeks uu some of our late-Numbers, by a liberal Whig!. 10. On the' Military Errors of the Duke of -Wellinaton. by O'Doherty-1 1. On the Discovery of the Remains of Robeirt Brunee-i2 ...

... magistrate, and is to be sta- tioned at Ballyshannon. We 'make this announcement i with the greatest satisfaction.- Northern7 Whig. The Keynshamn estate, the property ot the Duke of Buck- inghaam, was brought to the hammer at Bristol on Thursday, and produced ...

... of political affairs in this county. Mi. Leslie is the only candidate in the field. A report exists, that a meet- ing of the Whig noblemen and gentlemen of Mousaglan will take place in Dublin, for the purpose of calculating their strength, in order to ascertain ...

... The Poetical Works of'.Shelly. 5. The Wellington Despatches. ~[e 6. Popular Literature, of the Day. 7. Irish Policy, of the Whigs. 8 Political Economy during tbe.Middle Ages. 9. Recent Occurrences at Craeow. London, R. and J.L E. Taylor, . Red~ Lion-court ...