... though too frequently malevo-, lent independence of the Timnes down to the obse- quious pliancy of the Dublin Castle organ of Whig- gery, are the Irish bishops lately assembled in Synod denounced in one strain of harmonious concord, because, forsooth, they ...

... inspired genera political confidence, and still more general personal good will Up to the time of the unlucky Doily , Brae alfiir Whig Lord Lieutenant and Orangemen were on the moat friendly term,. That quarrel seem, now to bo sinking into oblivion, for they ...

... the reports of our proceodings (hear). Of course the rabid Orange papers burk us as well as abuse us; of course the miserable Whig press burks and slanders us, but who cares for them (cheers)? Every publication of common sense and sound patriotic principle ...

... was resolved by the committee that in future no designs will tied* tor * ouipctition unless in a finished state. -Northern Whig. The Town Commissioners of Galway have written to Sir George Grey, requesting that a survey the bay of Galway may be taken ...

... The bill for the delivery of the fugitive slaves has passed the house by a vote of 109 to 75. It was supported by only three Whigs from the free states. Of the loco-.foo members from the free states, there were twenty-six in it, favour. A vote has been taken ...

... and the report of recent meetings exhibit the tendency and design of the Democratic party. Among the names selected by the Whigs were H. Clay, D. Webster, and General Scott. The Democrats had spoken of J. Duchannan, General Cass, Commodore Stockton, Generals ...

... domestic affairsto the National Board of Education—to the new scheme of almost uniirersal suffrage—and to the long list of Whig-Radical enactments which have brought thia portion the kingdom to the ecrgo of destruction and despair. Let not supposed that ...

... quite irre. spective of the protection generously accorded by the Government of the Third, so repeatedly stigmatised by the Whigs of the past and some of the present century—who did not cheerfully share his homely fare with the wretched fugitives whom the ...

... resolved by the committee that in future no designs will be admitted for competition unless in a finished state.— Nw'thcrn Whig. TEMPLEMOYLE AGRICULTURAL SEMINARY. Thb aouual examinations of the pupils of this valuable institution were held on Saturday ...

... t Tories, and the next week to console him with the bland misgovernment and equally jobbing insincerity of the free trade Whigs. The landlord and Tory organs in Dublin are thoroughly violent in their denunciations of the begun union between the north ...

... by stating that there was unscrupulous tool in the North, called theA'yrMcrn Whig, And that it called themembers of the Tenant League a band of bedlamites.” He advised the Whig and allits southern sympathisers let them (the League) alone, lest, perchance ...

... TENANT RIGHT. An a .1 ~ ! ?? (From the Catholic Wamardt). The Whig government, speaking through their Viceroy, have declared against the rights of the Irish tenantry. Lord Clarendon has came out strongly on the subject. In this the noble earl is, it must ...