... cleared , by the white middle passage ; because Lord Lans' down, Lord John Russell, Sir William Somerville, and other great Whigs, are Irish landlords, and have a personal interest in keeping a power which a just law would take from them—hut also, in part ...

... Mansionhouse in honour of the lcdus- trial Exhibition of 101.51. Notices to CorrtsponDonto 185 tubing artirlto:— 185 The Whig Eclipse. The Bimiget. Bishop Ullathorne on Mr. Fox's English Education Bill. Devils in Dingle. The Judicial Committee and the ...

... contributions. If the object were of such great national importance, as causing a union of all classes, whether high or low, Whig or 7 ory, Protectionists or Free-traders, why should not the public pay forty :or fifty thousand pounds ? (Cheers.) He knew ...

... altogether; hut in the best parts of Ulster there Is no /am to restrain thelandlord from plundering the poor. When a reformii•g Whig Government come to deal with this state of things, they bring in a measure which speaks neither of Ulster nor of Connaught; ...

... bairvest required his wale attereti en— deed. the want of corch malls for its preparation, a•td, DRZADYIIL MCRDEII.--The Northeris Whig gives of market s to rvmunt rite him for his outlay. T eresee, cirtecuiars of a m.,st co l d-hlt sided and deli• era e murder ...

... prodtga a• oceu•red th .t evening, they 'might infer some dreadful calamity wag about to bvfal h •m. They saw the Ministry—a Whig Ministry, ttx'•--enuring down with • mt•a•ure f , •r the reduction of 'Marie,. and Cm, sana tiv e mem here clamma•ii g for ...

... gone on in spite of the bitter and envenomtd hostility of the Tories; we have gone on against the meddling and corrupting Whigs with their handsfull of bribes and empty promises, and yet here we are taking lessons from the past, but hopeful and undaunted ...

... hot-bed if sycophancy, Dublin C tstle, as a viceregal institute, be removed from this country, Orangemen and Boman Cath, lies. Whigs and Tories, will at [meth see the lolly of their divisions, 'and unite for the goo I of their common country. (Hear, hear.) ...

... and a deputy keeper; and subs. qoent to the Union, we were still set fighting aboutother matters by designing statesmen, by Whigs and by Tories (hear. hear)—that they tuigh toss power like a shuttlecock from band to hand, and that the htads of each party ...

... to t h e ding..' of the coos itutional couotriee remaining rair4i g d. L .uis Philippe himself. with all hi. stud,e in the Whigs, felt it. For eve he inmate, of Car, went are slarfrei at the progre's of the Russian and Aucrian Ease.. Through their influ ...

... for we 1ve noth.ng to ex,iect from air irre'iwon., cruet , and a-i,t •croscy, or rathe. b.nkrun• land-rd.; nose it .llt. Whigs, ..f abitininst.L. memory. LABoCR RATE —The treasurer has received an orderi,m he Trtaoun, direct Tug hurl ro•u• 'prod he ...

... effects of this supposed imaginary tenant right, or. rather, through the want of a tenant right, see whether there are any but Whig and Tory members returned to Parliament in the province or Ulster. Bit it is asserted, that as those tenants have the right ...