... our people, the dark and designing enemy of Catholic freedom and rational liberty at home and abroad, * the base and brutal Whigs.’—Accept the expression of my sincere personal respect. Jambs Levingston, President. To James Burke, Esq., Barrister-at-law ...

... them. The woman was sent back to England, hut the man, who was insane, ran off, and has not since been discovered —Northern Whig. SECOND EDITION. Reporter Office, Three o’Clock. (BT MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES. The morning papers announce ...

... Bright, Gibson, and Gladstone, with rotes. The Independent party put down majority against the ministry 45, whilst the Lilicral Whigs confidently anticipate, it the debate prolonged Tuesday or Thursday, that their majority would certainly (10, if not more. ...

... once have resigned, and called on those by whom they had been left in minority, to accept the reins of government. But the Whig Premier has, in the course of the session, been so used to discomfitures, that they seem to come to him a matter of course ...

... June 21.—Closin; 3 Rentes 80c. : Bank of France. 2,780f. 44 per Cents., 100f. 80c.; ditto Three per Cents., 70f. Wuen the Whigs were in power, it was maintained, in and out of Parliament, that they were more cruel per- secutors of the Church than Nero ...

... And our London contemporary, we think, need not fear that when the Whig Cabinet come forward with any of the measures it has named, the Irish Liberals will oppose them. But, then, the Whigs must not calculate in future, as they could formerly, on the Irish ...

... election. \ strong whig parly, in favour of General Scott, had been organised. Various candidates were mentioned on both sides, the most prominent names were Democratic—General Cass, General Houston, James Buchanan, and Robert J. Walker. Whig—Henry Clay, General ...

... Einiismure embraced not only section of Liberals, but we find that the principal Whig, and a large portion ut the ultra-Tory interest were marshalled under his banners—both parties, Whig and Tory, being represented the Lisiuurc interest in the East, and by the ...

... Adler the Cork and London line. In our columns today will be lound the address presented to him and his reply. The Northern Whig, of Tuesday, gives the following account of the presentation to Captain Lyall: Address and Presentation to Captain Thomas Lyall ...

... election by a majority of several thousand; yet in November following she gave Harrison her electoral vote. In 1848 she elected Whig governor by less than a thousand; in November she gave Taylor over 13,000 majority. It is calculated that Fremont can afford ...

... the soldiers now in occupation of the “huts” who cannot be accomadated in barracks, will be billeted npon the town. —Sot them Whig. Disembodiment the Wexford Militia. —This fine regiment will be disembodied on the 3lst instant, orders for their removal from ...

... Limerick has set the example of horse tramways we find our cotomporarics in Cork and Belfast, the Southern Reporter and Northern Whig, advocating the construction of tramways to connect, the various railways with each other, and with the quays. There is no ...