... calculated to improve the condition of the roontv Carlon, if that measure e even remot►ly calculated to mar the projects of any I Whig Government that way be in office : and we ' might idol, not only this county, but every• county in Ireland where a few withsut ...

... PI. at linar..haro I. hat I.r. as. .n rule et that Mr Than Tallow/. or hie •ueees.nr the Prime ha. he en to es.e th- Whig Gorignment. Of what the psi', fa espri.le history is • Il pat Wilk. Pain*. 11.1'. lily, O'Connor. -.par /loot, as 1 a how ...

... wnpatrick. an 1, on the followili day, takeo before the magistrates, who bound them over for at the neat stelae' —Neratern Whig. We underatand that Lor I John Russell hi. appointed Wednesday nest as the day f iintiirview with the depct &on ne tea duties ...

... traders. Protestant. Homan Catholic, Presbyterian of etas es and creeds ; who assemblevl, not to *leaner the erne of party, Whig or Tory, hut to • t forth the grievances of Ireland. and to tell the Goy ernment of England that the murekroos policy .4: it ...

... for his pin. Such, we bedew., is the sum total of prolta el iyal Ire the OTonnell faintly .11 the lifts th-v have arca the Whigs. It is wood •r their la•t rd'•, fethat eacornforta de at Acing lett bl mum; fold up in his virtue, tad deptr: from a se ...

... meeting, the most Austin , ' a step so the cause of protection that bas vet been taken. In Ireland S,r Robert Peel and the Whigs have achi , ved o hat ne hat e thought an impose sihility —they have united the hottest men of all ' ranks and all prirties ...

... will. a copy of the on Thurs.lay with written for the 6.r slnjty 'll mini•ters, the. .tale hull? 111 al N.llt the er did • Whig or Tory open a of Parham. at, ultimo holding forth tie of to rented, the of Ireland. Alt) gh the conntry g the tyresoo)s•e ...

... man who was known for yenr• in this town tin ()none Caulfield. was the worst speeimen of a fanner, a ithout kiwi, that the Whig eminent or the free Trader. could exhibit at a public meeting, toile.. they came to the conclusion that his huge proportn.no ...

... quondam Secretary of State to the now defunct Republic of the''' Man Star. Immediately behind them you come upon a galaxy of Whigs, the first of whom to demand attention is Dtoiel Webater, one of the greatest statesmen, as he is certainly the moat preform(' ...

... we take from history, and its pages show. the melancholy consequences of a contest for life and death a ith that yeomanry. A Whig cabinet may sun is, for a sea•..a. A parliament may live seven pan, but in the soil, the British Lion being fairly aroused ...

... Ur IEI lIILIN. It of the xr. It. • •'T.II r•elt t..L '1.,. 1.. t. a. Snag-. Tbet t thy. nat., to Or pe.fert he& t lay. riu Whig l .e. hie real teat. at Bad to, WO.. On 1h the Cc', ho n sod revived at the &awry • the tins, of ammo tot au/4,ot'. e thee ...

... WHIG LEGISLATION. The Encumbered Estate Commission does not, to use a familiar phrase, work fast enough for the Whir. The process of coruscation is too slow, hence they brought in a bill on Monday. through their tool the Inch Solicitor General, to amend ...