... service the name of ~very person suppos-d hitherto 1o ent-rtain opivions favourab e to ‘he principle of free trade. Discontented Whigs are atan actual premiom ; and any stray Roman Catholic peer or squire, smarting under the mfliction of a diminished rent-roll ...

... further measures fo brin: to justice all the parties impli ated in the transaction. The memorial, according to the Northern Whig, has received the signatures of 90,000 persons. Dreaoror Muroer ix Tivperany.—The Nenagh Guardian contams the following :—* ...

... Out-door paupers, December, 1848 373,208 Do. do. 1849 107,132 Decrease cooceveeverensss 266,076— Belfast Northern Whig. Tue Grear Free Trape Meerine — Dublin, Monday.—The meeting of free trade:s was held at the Rotouda to-day. The seats were ...

... moon only entered her first quarter on Sunday morning the 19th, ‘ 2. We may live in hopes, from so splendid an exam. ple of Whig economy, of soon secing the national,debt discharged. 3. If both went to prison rather than pay the fine (as I believe they ...

... later, however, cvery one of the proposed changes would be carried ; the reapiog rime was coming of seed long sown ; and the Whigs had been preaching the doctiive of demociacy for tie last 150 years, ; Lord J. Russert dissected the several propositions ...

... developrs all the benefits and graces of his office, but with all bis ability and virtue fails to vindicate its utility.— Northern Whig. RevoLution 1N RaiLway EnxcingerlNG. —We are informed that there will shortly be brought before the public a new locomotive ...

... may he in power, in a tone that will not admit of trifling and finesse. On one poin' all statesmen are agreed, the Tory, the Whig, and the Radical alike, that an ecelesiastical ds 'potism, uncontrolled by the State, is not t+ be estab. lished in England ...

... we wil allude must be regarded as a triumph over his own partytruly for him a peri'ous triumph. For it is essentially by the Whig party out o? doors that Mr, Fox's Eaucation Bill was supported. And not in very measured terms are murmurings expressed in ...

... all accounts sgree in representing the crop 10 be in a foreard aud flourishing eonaition. Mr. Serjeant Murphy has started as Whig candidat® for the city of Cork, in auticipation of Mr. Fagau's resigustion. Mr, John Reynolds has once more been confirmed ...

... vecessity. Not succeeding in his object, he abandoned the intention of forming a cab.uet and was again io opj-osition ‘The whigs once more resumed their plices on the treasury b nch, wheh, with but few in errupiions, they had enjrved since 1831, They carried ...

... as the leader of the Conservstive opposition to the Whigs followed. For the first two or three years it comprised resistance, first 10 the Reform measure itsell, and then to the measures which the Whigs introduced in the exercise of ‘he power it bad conferred ...

... capital, and the people were re= duced 1o a state of pauperiom. They heard of dietress everywhere. What bad the despicable whig government dove? Why, when the farmers bad employed the labourers (o iup out of their eapital, 10 keep out of the workbouse ...