... already prepared a plea for the edits, upon a scale of regal magisiffeesoe.— Post. Captain Vigo°lles, the last victim, of the Whig Radical tyrilosy, passed through Neoagh Notary, en route to the county Clare. ...

... measures; and of the Tories be says, ** We will not have these men to reign over but the Whigs now have the Qugen; and the Queen siall have the Whigs, the whule Whigs, and nothing but the this is a rebellion more extreme It us that and uncompromising by ...

... RUMOURED FF HA Itis whisp ered about among the Whigs that Lord ragton is to leave Ireland, aad to mke place of Lord Normanby at the Home Departoreat. at Lord Nor- manby is to go to Paris, and Lord Gane Ule to whither Lord Normanby would have gone, but ...

... forfeit their characters Mbx. We are glad to see that Mr. O'Cunncll's conduct has stunk in the nostrils of all parties, Tory, Whig, and Radical. We subjoin some strictures upon the Dictator from journal of the latter character, The Dublin Monitor : There ...

... tenant as other men; but in the existing stale of the law there is no remedy —except in the stocking of our bench with honest Whig judges—a work of time, which shall, we trust, be ultimately with the good help of the Long- ford patriots, ay well as that ...

... portion of it (bear, bear. ) Bur, tough the Chartist press way have that object in view, vic [think the Reformed press and the Whig press are to be blamed. It is unnecessary fur me now to say y opinicas of the Duk of Wellington are. 1 have ‘ y efven told ...

... that in the 19chasetury, is civilised country, a Messrs,' is obliged to make a sort of royal road to his Par !lament avoid Whig butchered by hie subjects. On his way In the Chamber, however. no insult was offered so his Majesty, bet ace man said God ...

... enemy of Sir Robert Pool and the '* fuffian’’Tories; but did he not promulgate seuti ments of no less malignant enmity to the Whigs in 1832 and 1633 ? Did he nut then denounce the Earl Grey and his colleagues—the most prominent of those colleagues being Lords ...

... his present agitation is more carried for other parp .se than that proving to his base, bloody, and -b. Utah colleagues, the Whig Ministers, that their fail will not owing to any want exertion Impart* great p .moo of yestmlay was spent in the investi-s--tion ...

... Glasgow to get up a petition against the corn laws, and so great was the number of Chartists present that they put down the Whigs. and defeated the object of the meeting. What is the state of Ireland at present? (cheers.) The tranquillity of Ireland is ...

... sgmceful scenes in the country winch are the ollspniig intemperance, we kiicnv md ; hut it is admitted all hands —by Radicals, Whigs and Conservatives, that doing all hi* r to retard that rin moral revo|u'ion,w go ...

... principle ; but woe be to tha Minister and the Monarch who would venture actually to confer either one or the other ! The Whigs must be scouted, guilty of aboirin- nation, because they dare to act on the law deolarod by the Tories. When Emancipation ...