... tual franchise, have been advocated with varioue degrees of i zeal, The first would be, probably, supported by many of I the whigs; the second is a premium on earl marriages and calculated to exclude thrifty bachelors who hiav somie stake in the well-doing ...

... stoeps foriward, and casts his weight ituo the side of free-trade. To Mdessrs. Biright, Cobieti, aisdl Co., lie says, It the Whig Ministry ?? fail y-ou, I'M ?? MAi I d And wiry sloes Sir Robiert Peel do this ? Can arty one call ii Ii)nilu the remar kable ...

... existence of slavery in the territories, and to abolish it in the district of Columbia. No such candidate can be found among Whigs or Democrats who by any possibility win command a majority of votes from the rest of his party, and, such being the case, there ...

... for Friday next, which is signed by Lords Brabazon, Milltown, Gormanstown, Longford, and St. Lawrence, and by the gentry, Whig and Conservative, to a consi- derable extent. TntE TENANT MOVEMENT.-The open-air meeting of farmers and labourers in Kenmare ...

... that of George Nugent Reynolds, whose celebrated letter to the Earl of Clare The Sun republished with so much effect when the Whigs were dismissing the repeal magistrates in 1843. John and Thomas Reynolds were both placed behind commercial counters in Du ...

... 0. Burnell, ul Sumex-terraoe, WEIB—ODINO.—Deo. 27, at New Rom, Irelan,l, J. Esq., Knaisoorthy, Welke* to Jane, late Yr. F. Whig. DEATHS. IMINE9.—Dea.29, at Ryde, lalc of Wuthc, Meer:act-4 eLkat ter of the late J. Bolan, Eng of l'orkelitre, aged .1. B ...

... pre- b ti will ~ to tt~ttitio1 or sonic other fair sounding E-V ?? ~ shiftits silire, of the common hu~r- staitel ~ Willthe whigs anti Peelites prove as cli.~ iat~tiltoees~ns as onthatw.hereon tleyf'eeltti~t a 'Cio t 6i'0 room1,? 'We hope they may; lint' ...

... government. _ Four parties may be said to be interested in the present conjuncture of colonial politics : 1. The official or Whig party. 2. The Tory or Imperial party. 3. The Radical or economical party. The colonists themselves of these the last three ...

... Freetrader), has unequivocally pronounced for protection; and the best of the story is, that there are many converts from the Whig and Whig-Radical ranks. For instance, Mr. GEORGE BRUCE, of Miltown Castle; Mr. PIERCE PURCELL, of Altamura ; Mr. WnixoN, of Ballygibbin ...

... all the loaves and fishes are no longer to be his, he joins in the shout of nationality and protection. The discontented Whig swells the cry, anxious to embarrass a Government that has neglected his talent or been deaf to his importunities. The grumbling ...

... Is constituente might know how he voted. to Mr. Duza maid that the resolution of Mr. Brown, in r* effect, called upon the whigs to make an unconditional srur- Dt sender. He would vote for anybody but a disunionist to qt ecupy the chair. t A Voice-There ...

... advantage to Mr. Borthwick and the Evesham blues, because, as Sir Charles Cockerell's was the strong party at Evesham, the Whig candidate was placed in a position of antagonism to the Cockerells, and those who supported the one could not, was presumed ...