... heart. Thou, the memday dreamer art, W hen the Mower* are o’er. Well-a-dav! the dreary doom W itueml and u bloom. —iSartkem Whig. Maing*. ...

... The bill for the delivery of the fugitive slaves has passed the house vote of 109 to 7 », It was supported by only three Whigs from the free states. Of tha leco-foco members from the free states, there were twenty-six in its favour. A vote has been taken ...

... has considerably increased the excitement which for the last month has agitated the various sections of what is known as the Whig portion of the bar. „ ■ It stated in one or two political circles m 1 that a number of representatives have the intention of ...

... it is probable m;m w |, t hc e.l.tion of I placed in eonhden- Tories would soon . . For our\ hml er^ity he. the man. , , Whigs in Ireland mean? 1 ridiculous question, «^^ dent inform? ml awaited one of the memhers tor eelouial appo.ntmint await Mr had ...

... Protestants, and trust that every sensible person belonging to that creed will repudiate the sentiments of tills bloody and brutal Whig.” The time has gone by, should think, when persecutions could be resorted to in matters of religion. Rut should this dastardly ...

... minister has followed up h.s letter speech, ami the tone of Hie bigot is as disgusting as it was ii. Ins epistle. The base Whig is, however, playing apolitical trick, in order that may retain h.s seat little longer. On the whole, England has disgraced ...

... nil tbeir formidable organization throughout the country through which to work still further to inflame the people that the Whig minister if would stop dare not stop when the session of psrliament is opened. You have the influential bar of England harking ...

... Catholic, who have sold themselves-wlietend, r von my acknowledgment, behalf of my cul- tl . r for gold, tor parlisanslup, for Whig favour, or teaeu. s* and Ur the great honour you have for the name of social and |mlilieal res|wetaliihty -to I n•* but 1 caiiavl ...

... their formidable organisation throughout‘the country through which work still further to inflame the popular mind; so that the Whig minister if would stop, d ? not stop when the session parliament opened. You have also the influential bar of England harking ...

... interests of Whig placemen and aristocrats—such as Financial Reform in England, and I’enant-right in Ireland. It remains to be seen whether the enlightened Protestants of England will submit be duped any longer with such transparent mummeries of Whig. Uxn. Wc ...

... moment, we shall liberate Ireland from her miseries(cheers). In the next meeting of psrliament there will encounter between the Whigs and Tories for power. We will bate, at least, after the first dissolution of parliament, eighty members who will sustain the ...

... rem wmr, fur (|ie first time a united people ■» Init ; but if bill proposed on the part of the Liag . , ? , he , ped that no Whig mg. -lohn which shall apimar to correct and just >” '» Kus ,cll. would able to sever the bond which bound pie and details, ...