... and Sir James Grahatin. A majority, he says, of ten to three, declared that the re-enactment, for twelve months, of the Whig Co- ercion Bill, and the amen dment and consolidation of ?? acts, were unnecessary anduncalled-for; but, continues the writer ...

... in Dungarvan, in Dundalk, and even in the county of Tippe.ary, with a host of other counties and boroughs now occupied by Whigs or Radicals, in which the chances of success of Conservative candidates appear at least as probable as that of their opponents ...

... may also arid, acordirrg to tire private inrtortnr)(iorr we have received, a somervlrat liberal gatlerirrg of in- fluritirl Whigs at tile barrquet. The toast whnchr tile ex.Premier Ias undr(taken to propose, and to Wlrilr it is unuerstoonl he will speak ...

... the Tinies admits that it was ohving to the objections mane by the Conservative party, in both Houses of Parliament, that the Whig bill for | establishing diplomatic relations with Rome was converted into a stunibling-block and a nullity. We therefore ...

... been requested by Mr. Jack- son to copy the following letter from a cotemporary of yesterday:- Sir-Having observed in the Whig, of the 30th ultimo, and other papers copied from same, a paragraph giving a one-sided statement of a case which was heard ...

... or, if this be not his political creed, I am resolved to turn out that Government, and tamk my stand in the ranks of the Whig.radical oppositiost. In Oititut caseO tile consti- ?? could understand Mr. Smyth and take measures accorrlingly. lut what ...

... resolved to do what every one knew they woulddo beforehand-viz., to oppose the Government, and vote for Lord John Russell and the Whigs. who are their true friends after ?? of Ex.press. TuE EsTAnLIsHnED CHURmCms.-The consecration of Dr. Singer, as Bishop of Meath ...

... equally resolute in their assertion of the superior claims of Sir Tihomis Redinilg- tonI, the fornicir UJnder Secretary under thc Whig ad- ai nistration; wiloI a third section of tho cabiiict are opposedI to the appointmenit, of either gentlemliell. It is thoughlt ...

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