... the . joe Law, in its present form, would unite every party and creed resisting to the death. Let this iniquitous sample of Whig legislation be totally remodelled in the early part of the approaching session, and the expense thrown upon the Consolidated ...

... the meeting held yesterday at KUmainham. person will, we are certain, deny that the Earl of Miltown is among the most liberal Whig noblemen to be found in Ireland. Yet, as will be seen by our report, he is heart and soul in favour of the movement, justly ...

... reverse is pretty much the fact. One recom. men lation, however, told strongly in his favour. is represented being thorough-going Whig, and decided nnti-Repealer. Besides, he is said to be violently opposed to of Tuara. These considerations must, of course, ...

... really are. Reckless confiscation of the property of rich and poor —this is Whig policy for Ireland! It would certainly be unfair towards ourselves, and perhaps not treating the Whig Lord Clements well, if we forbore to show in what light he, even he, views ...

... Dr. Hodges will give a public lecture, introductory to the second Term of his course on the theory of agriculture.— Northern Whig. Seasonable Benevolence —At the Christmas season distribution of meat and money was made amongst the Protestant poor of St ...

... high sheriff took the chair, some of the gods amused themselves with cracking jokes ; a fling now and then at the landlords, Whigs, landjobbers, Ice. About one o'clock the High Sheriff entered the eonrl, and took bis seat on the bench amid loud applause ...

... Dean of Residence in the Queen's ® ,T * ...

... general company capitally selected, and, to crowo ail, right merrie THEATRICALS ANI> MUSIC. Jcixias is Rairaar —The Northern Whig ala oa that the concert by M.Jullienon Friday night paterd ctf wiih the utmost eclat. Our contemporary thus speaks the able ...

... THE CIVIL WAR MOVEMENT OF THE WHIGS. Stafford. Fmoat —After our despatch left last night, the rioters, to the number of 1,500. kept perambulating the town, hooting and pelting every person who had the appear, ance of farmer, many of whom were treated ...

... that retluction of per cent, haa been on half* year's not to the tenantry on the Annesley property in this county —Northern Whig. Cork Embroidery School —lt is satisfactory to soc this school nearly in a position to b« independent of publie contribution ...

... as the source of their country’s sufferings, and j the necessity of keeping aloof from connections wiili any British party, Whig, Tory, or Radical, until some steps shall taken to redress her multitudinous wrongs. For this spirit we cannot too highly admire ...

... would not proclaim their incompetence to exercise an independent judgment of their own, bv adopting the opinion of notorious Whig partisan. That curiosity is now gratified. While several hundreds, amounting to thousands of the nobility, the gentry, and ...