... of no character, otherwise they might experience a different state of things. Another thing he was proud of was, .that the Whigs who had done so much to banish the people from their homes, nre not in power. and he hoped the Tories would now see the necessity ...

... osawanhols• to a Awls% Willasaws to ast hs aa m Ositilik sat Sit so. wades a suri s hAs is ts stleht a raiwiails Mb Judea he Whig? 4ansse— Odwidrisaiss do that the la Ms winks/am to sit shoothasstatimillnesaleamliso. hs moot Maly act tl bs The Clerk next ...

... company. but the. and the is thus given :—Mark General declined to acquiesce in this scheme. lii the Woisi, jun. (TO7). 1; (Whig), 0. Mr. following veer a similar proposal was made to Smith says— Mr. Jennings was Sir Mork Wood's Secretary of State for ...

... ilarthar at the eirconi;unice, retired to bed alierweeds. but was awoke nhout baM-pest by his isd-ecum deer, whit& Lon - eland Whig Mot Two men She aimed pekoes, aad the light of he emobloi we WI the maw to deal a severe his head, which hie ismible awl Ma ...

... TILE LAND QUESTION. The Northern Whig gives the substance of a pamphlet which has just appeared from the pen of Mr. Isaac Butt, Q.C, ns a sort of complement of the essay not long since published by him, entitled Land tenure in Ireland: A Plea for the ...

... chance of winning. This was the of Mr. John Hall, himself a , who confessed that be bed mode Ohm le btxsiise he got mei * Whig dra be shaeld base done by winning; red it epee* that la gentle:ma's -- dro or who is n , dor n Wise Odra eated with ale ...

... 60,000 r. into court—a sum that she we rased to smiles *her than surrender the is fetinte4 But then ho brought a Mara Kew Whig is • million of banes. N. Deassask the Ws emirsi. told her that the was okediditse Oh dr if she did sot give the up be alibi ...

... pewee doss earaddly so dews or& lint aminesl the to be that at the whin the alb b-- 5 Otoollsolor on wide to be is, dike, Whig Win at the and avdepseee ef the perk NMI z= ha ad not foie PW or mosenen lb to its dad, regarden cialekrides. he oni the eervadve ...

... Isms' with mil Issllmssils frimi the &W. tho sr Osmond Canatess al die and *• Be ndirs MAW As. pramthis Ike supsellve belies Whig sops. rate and MAO ism amle emb is way bebop $ • aypispible, wire& OIL ma or tie of ths beat Ines of twe anus pints Is the ...

... matter-ohfact form by the memoralista—will promptly with it in a fair and liberal spirit, their pedalling predere-egora the Whigs, by whom Ireland have gained an little and so h. The memorial lies for signature at Daly's Hotel.— Herald. Twit STY.AI4 PACK•T ...

... necessity of being guarded in his own language did not save however, from the cells at Richmond at the hands of the • Liberal' Whigs). Mr Daunt tells ns that O'Connell ended a conversation on Repeat one night at his house in Albenrarle-street with the following ...

... and the call was dilly responded to. The limoceedings then terminated. With respect to the linen and Tara trade the Northern Whig of to-day sais—fhers has been little change during the past week. and the trade although quiet is healthy. there have been ...