... of Irish representatives, who bad deceived their constituents and deserted their country's interests, in order to support a Whig Government. He hoped they would at length open their eyes to see the error of their ways, and return to their natural elegiance ...

... the above business on an extersive scale.—Galway Mercury. GREAT WESTERN FISHERIES Cosarawy.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig from Artistess says:— I have much pleasure in informing you that two gentlemen belonging to the above company have been here ...

... high tide on Sunday, as was expected. Owing to the state of the wind, we had not even an ordinary tide on that day.—Northern Whig Nil/RT.—The tide in our river did not rise even as• high as usual at spring tides, and was frozen over. MT. BRION? ON TRIM ...

... prima below) are giving thtm anything like fair value for tisMe answer any description of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, the toot Whig that they are one and all realising the most enormous pro Sta known in any trade, which is again further increased beyond that ...

... sure, the. tranquillity of Ireland, as far as coercive measures could effect it, having beet rendered more secure, did the Whig Ministry. or any other body of English statesmen, say:— Now we have put the teal on the tram - Finley of I-eland, an f will ...

... protectionists never relax. Let every man who was entitled to a vote, register. (Cheering.) He would never ask any man was he a Whig or a Tory, Orangeman or Repealer, so he was an Irishman at heart, and being' such, a Protectionist. (Cheering.) Mr. Croker ...

... to say against It hot the statements were not new. But that I had Myself admitted in the speech. An indoential organ of the Whig party in the Sottish metropolis brought another charge against me, which was. that I was fostering that want of self-reliance ...

... can vote against the Whig Ministry is when they are attemi ting to eoerx. Ireland, or inflict any injustice upon h3r. Would they be powerful even thon? No, because the Tory party are always ready and willing to unite with the Whigs for the purpose of ...

... amenities of believers are, of course, carefully welcomed and treasured up by the infidel; by Whigs on the one hand, and Orangemen on the other. All these—the Whig, the Orangeman, and the Catholic, who for the present only believes —have generously banded ...

... His appointment, and subsequent promotion, stand f ntward merely as an undisguised and monstrous job, of the class which the Whigs are every day perpetrating in Ireland. Mr. Edward Berwick is the brother of Mr. Walter Berwick, Assistant-Barrister for the ...

... little moment. The Whigs need not rub their eyes to save the lives of a paltry quarter of a million of vagabond and ignoble Irish ; but that liberal constituenciesshould melt away like snow insunshine—that subservient Whigs, or Whig Repealers should be ...

... gad the Mann. Ban from the eonuaissioo of the peace. The Frames says the emensorial 'Maid he madmessed because the Northern Whig has ventured ib alt ng il d iti ac f tr u ; and r if W l e fo a tu r d ! n in th :lt ihnaable hues of or received a favour ...