... 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 ...

... could never effect their object (renewed cheering, and cries of wc will, we will). However, there much squabbling between Whigs and Tories, he did not know what to say to them. Let agitation go on, and they would succeed in getting their rights yet; but ...

... straight and well done, before the Ist March, which day the work is to be inspected.— Gazette. | Abatemknt or Rest.— The Sorthern Whig says, that John J. Whyte. Esq., in addition his former concessions his tenantry Banbridge, has authorised his nt, Mr. Kelly ...

... 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 ...

... farm. To my mind this bill is nothing more nor less than a Whig dodge (hear, hear). Ido not wish to bind the meeting by anything I say myself, but this my own opinion—l have no confidence in the Whig* (cheers). In the north of this i>land we find that the ...

... choice of their Representatives, and were, consequently, discontented. Lord J. Rcmbll vindicated the motives by which the Whigs were actuated, in bringing forward the Reform Bill of 1832, and contended that the present proposition was invasion of the ...

... hustings. The Irishmen that are connected with the government should called upon to separate themselves from this policy. If the Whigs will strike down Ireland, they •hould Lave no Irish help to keep them in office. Mr. Sheil, though Master of the Mint, is yet ...

... commercial idea, with protection for capital invested in particular enterprires, big national bank and concentration. The Whigs, owing to splits among the other parties the last election, have carried their favourite candidate. Ceneml Taylor, to the ...

... and cool murder has naturally produced great astonishment and excitement in the peaceable and respectable district Northern Whig of Thursday. ...

... till the measure paae into law, yon will have a poorhouse that will eat and drink tbe enure revenue of the city. Before the Whig Cabinet decide on this new remedy for Irish woes, they should build state beehive, called the State Expediency Beehive,” and ...

... 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 ...

... question not one of a political nature, it one tint concerns the pocket alone, and comes home equally to the Conservative to the Whig. And so it appears understood, from the charact. r of the meetings that have been lately held in the Irish metropolis, at which ...