... I take this opportunity of contradicting a report that has been circulated amongst the electors of Kil- dare, that I am a Whig, and therefore undeserving of their support. As my contradiction to such a statement, I take leave to refer the electors of ...

... capable of such a degrading act as to vote for a Whig. Only imagine a priest voting for Mr. Meredytb, Sir Wit. *lism Somerville's under secretary, and thus absolving the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, who allowed nearly a mil- lion of the finest of God's ...

... says-Mr. Stannaa, the dis- charged agent of te Harford estates, can ?? be said to have w ton a victory against the °'Northern Whig. Accsed of ty auricng rma- nagement, he demauded triahougand pounds as aeclatium ferh~s worcndedfeelinge, endindireetly as ...

... MlUIL :oling ilL- forroation, arid surroeuudlel by e:e'i'e; p.n pr' rt'te of sorme twelve Iriah sporting et'it'e.-' it theru Whig. Sport.-Thie is the appropriatc ?? cE a il..7 journal, published inu Dublin, tdevoved to the in,' terests of the sporting ...

... lwieg few facts respectinlg tile reverend writer will sbow I,,, Whig patronage is exercised. In 1848 the Whigs ap- jinied Doctor Wil3s n, 1Bishlop cf Cork, and iu April 1849, tbe a Whig Bishop of Cork presented the brother of his friend, the Lord Chancellor ...

... ox-representative3; and they add that 400 French erugees had arrived or passed through Belgium since the 2d December. t 1 THE WHIGS AND THEIR BRETHREN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. 23rd January, 1852. SIR-I find it stated in the Evening Post of last night ...

... Mr. Locke ?? Teni outder, neither of whom, of course, con have a chonce of winning on their own merits. Russell's Wo- barn Whig must hase a good lolance for this race. nlo has performed vern xte11 at different times- and, although rather ' off- lately ...

... North Dublin Uinion how it haippened that onlthd 4th of. Dceiber, 1858i, there'waig'aofe' 1,842! 19. We, 1'd. oliTyiremnin-. whig uncollectd6 out of a 'Ivy of 12,016!. 16s. 8L; and that on ths btbof December, 1859, 'there appeari.a sum 'of 2 0361.1:4e.84 ...

... ?? out of ten, ' please call attention to it in a paragraph means simply give us two advertiae- mants nt the cost of ?? Whig. The amsunt of daty paid at the Belfast Custom. House, for the week ending February 27, was 4,338tl 12e. 8d., against 6,6031 ...

... earftht of -; ih Whig piidbiples, and .that tbt ?? o'f-i. i 49 ifgil~dl F'ec66dea!thd ?? , been ;hesaid,,- latteirthbe; praotice, of -.the adi ,vanded party 4to denounce' a'er on- e .-ho 'did not agree. With xtherthejy .Wre ttli Whigs except they consented ...

... 4th Dragoon Guards. Dublin, Nov. SPBirr DUTIEs.-In Belfast upwards of 4,6001. was pid in the shape of duty on Thursday ?? Whig. THE MAGNETO-ELEcTRIC TELEGRAPH.-For some time past a number of persons have been actively employed erecting poles and placing ...

... made the runping at his best pace, atid so opntipaed to tle Limerick turn, whpre Cyprus took up his ground, Mhyrti la cr a Whig in waiting. Thdy ran thus to the last turn, when Whiff came in front, ient away from his horses, and won by three lengths. ...