... mess pork, 873 6d to 90s per barrel; butter, firkhns and crocks, 9Pd to 9id-wbite firkins, 92 to ?? per lb-lumps, 9J to IOd ?? Whig. . ! Clones January fairwsa largely supplied with store stock bed was scarce and sold high; the best lot of heifers offered ...

... keep a public. o~l io house would prevail-religion and politics would be the i, n, test. The orangemssn, papist, conservative, Whig, radical, C( 118 and free trader would alike speculate upon the number of C asreligious and political sympathisers they could ...

... French war broke out. I find that then p] r, the Society of Friends co-operated with Mr. Fox and his ni is colleagues of the whig party in trying to prevent that hi d most unrighteous and most unhappy war of the French bi n revolution. I find that Mr. Gurney ...

... provincial rags, such as the Tipperary Vinldeicartor and Southera 1?eporter, which do the sub- ordinate scribbling of the Whigs-a course of mvstifi- cation, misrepresentation, and personal calumny, which ?? country is learning to see through of itself ...

... General 'rumour says that this would be unaceceptable to the Peelites- that they r'r indisposed to act as lieutenants tothe Whigs, and woull in all probiabilit, make p 'their miinds to follow the Noble Earl.linis gao bssip ls Prevailed here during the week ...

... storm of English perseeution and fiery against us, with a superadded menace, that more os in stforuefse-lo I a specimen of Whig liberality II In the se- cond place, I am no wholesale denouncer of such Catholic gen- tlemen as can honorably, coensiseeetly ...

... neglected thlem in this opportunity. It is a great mistake to suppose that tho Radicals have no ambition. They dislike the Whigs, and detest tjpe Peelites for their calnm assumption of aristrocatic superiority; and they will amite and spare not until their ...

... vge5,sjve nsudertapid; ,efbou two c pounds per week.' It appearjtlat oats were frequently . i missed fio thb ls fdrttilght, whig caued the: ?? ht .tO represent othe,; matter;.. 1to,;X; ?? ggqrdge, the. aenut, by whose direction a watch .was orered. ' ...

... of the opposition- suggests very plausible motives for that unnatural uniorj which. took place between the Peelites and the W~hig.' Radicals-an~d chastises the former most severely Reverting to free trade, he exposes the fallacy that th~ *present happy ...

... Catholic ohurch, and I shall uniformly oppose I whatever edministratlenI refuses to do sn, whether they call et themselves Whigs,Radicais, peelites, Conservatives, or.Derbyites a. Ilook with some hope to the present government, because I le know that there ...

... the Earl of Derby been base noagh to betray its trust, by coneiliatimng the support ut the P'opishs Brigade, the Peelites and Whig-Radicals n mould not by their combined forces have overthrown it. E dut the Government of the Earl of Derby was mindful t f ...

... to him ? This is, like his ballot, an open question. Public opinion, we fear, will not return a favourable answer. The old Whigs disown him; the Conservatives know him ; the Radicals suspect and detest him. The gravity and earnestness of Mr. Gladstone ...