... poor.— Kilkenny Journal. Thk Marquis or Loxdoxdr.brt his Tkxaxtrt.— Lord Londonderry, In letter which appeared in the Northern Whig of yesterday, intended reply to an application from his tenants, expresses his determination not to reduce rents; and with ...

... party having joined the Tories, Sir Henry Winston Barron was returned, who was worse than a Tory—an incomprehensible Whig—so triac the Whigs never knew when they had him. (Laughter.) But he would never sit again to represent the fine Repeal feelings of that ...

... And it is mere cant —the nation, ality which would plant Irish Proprietary, on Irish soil The Dublin Review did not use to be Whig and scoffer ; but be it what it pleases, the trust in plain justice bss not yet died out the world thank Goo. TO THE TENANT-FARMERS ...

... the shape of high prices for the necessaries of life. A HINT FOR THE WHIGS. The following extract from the leading article of the Mail of last evening may be read with profit by the Whig cabinet. Taken in connection with the general tenant protection movement ...

... Knox Gore, a Protectionist and Conservative. But Mr. Dillon Brownedforcerta.n personal reasons, cannot arrange to accept the Whig received in Dublin state that the Nottinger, fine vessel, ha* been lost off Arklow. Rose screw steamer attempted to giva her ...

... M‘Marthy, David H. In Literature— Cummiug, James ; Richey, Thomas. The number of students now the books of College 188. —Northern Whig. ...

... 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 ...

... Downpatrick, and on the following day taken before the magistrates, who bound them over for trial at the next assixes.—Northera Whig. A PICTURE OF THE COUNTRY.-At the Dundalk weekly meeting of the poor-law guardians on Tnesday, a man named Andrew English and ...

... Mr. Winthrop, his Whig opponent, not excepted fouthemor, and the slavery issues wilt vote with his section of the union; but no disnntonict, and his moderation and contrast. Very favourably for him, with the violence and sc of the Whig members of congress ...

... Waylaid thanks, .ad ohm:ma that the prvent meting wee particularly (ratifying, became go may tributes all politics .at °redo—Whig and Tory, Catholic aad Para last —bed met tov.ther to sae room, aad separated withal' a Wady (peat taught:O. The meeting them ...

... Confederates, whereas, in fact and truth, Meagher, the true Repealer, would l ave been elected but that Conciliation Hall gent down Whig Ja> uppcuis him.'’ A correspondent calls o' *r to the following paragraph from the Liverpool Albion Hull Pei ny Ubis project ...

... people remained ; and, after the petition had been very numerously signed, the meeting separated —Abridged from the Northern Whig. Thk ix Paru.—Aymet, ibe m*n custody for sending poisoned pastry to two women, elated that had bought the basket and box in ...