... without opposition, member lor the borough of'Shoreliam. Cut-vr AVksifun Fisiikiufs toMi'ANV.—A corre -i.o.ulent the Aort/ura Whig from Ardglass says .. |, . much pleasure in informing you that two wentiemen belonging to the above company have been here ...

... s. The Speech next alludes to the defects of the laws regulating the relation between the landlord and tenantbut have the Whigs the courage to propose a proper measure on this subject? We fear they have not, unless the tenant farmers, throughout the entire ...

... on no title is theirs Every ordinance of the divine and natural law ill vour favour. They may get the Whigs—yes, the base.‘bloody, and brutal Whigs—to make some unlawful enactments in favour of tuemselvcs, w itch will protect them, and say to them, they ...

... each party is more anxious to defeat and impede the progress of the other, than to redress the grievances of the country. The Whigs with the prime minister at their bead are resolved to many things, but what they mostly labour to effect is, keep their places ...

... fragments, it now is. but would have have been consolidated and prosperous. But the people were not much toblame o ihe (whether Whig or Tory) which cherished ami courted these displays just it suited their purpose. The people not to blame, for they had been ...

... ese things or any one of them trial training department, into which were sh . Mr ni'.lon. 0 h J Jon es' tha{ tlie Droglicda Whig Cluh met. hey would there were urn loom- -is wtneh were a. a about the the Court of i J en aged at such law work as that ...

... ])e I|oncst member in the lionee ofcomdone infinite service to the cause of justice ami hu- * tl|ou jemand from that sleek Whig, Sir and also to the plundered farmers, tin* if it was by his direction that Mr .mlili nation of his judicious and admirable ...

... subscribers, sane in Dundalk, cannot receive their papers till Monday. the offices will remain closed Sundays. 1 Should this Whig injustice continue we must make other arrangements. ...

... franchise, yet, strange to say. but seres answered to them names, who were registered. They may be thus classified [ Democrats, ; Whigs and Tones, 3. There were seventy-five civil bills entered and disposed of, with eight ejectment*. Uiito WEDNESDAY The Barrister ...

... L-reatest possible grievanees ; and it was the bounden rst mcl is that adopted, lam informed, duty of tile government, it Whig or lory, to put t |, Right Hon. the Earl of Roden and others, vir..; a-1 end the feuds and contentions that arose from it. ...

... at the usual the leader ofthe Conservative ouposaion the , aday. was accidental, coming home in the atUched to the wn.c.i^ Whigs. It was during Sir Robert Peel i,. it unadvised but to large extent ar- fif ,| d in front f t i, e house; but Hie master did ...

... shewn to 1 must confess it with regret not tor my own sake but that of the government of this “mighty Empire,” be it either Whig or Tory. can only attribute to n.y being an Irishman—though not the less a British subject, a title to which must acknowledge ...