... referred was a tuifisog oto explosion which brought up Mr. HAsrist, hIP, for ing Paisley, in his true character of a Whig, and only a mor; Whig. He interrupted Mr. Strvsioun needlessly, and comn -then delivered a needlessly personal speech-that is, it that ...

... O'Connell, who is a candidate for st the vacant seat at Tralee, is denounced by the ye -Vation newspaper as a place-beggar and a Whig 24 -a successful beggar at the WhigTreasury, le and as one who will sell his votes for a Govern- in inent place. A The last ...

... THE NUNNERIES BILL. le (tefom the Belfast Whig.) A The reason for giving government the right of inter- li ference with nunneries is not that nunneries are, as e. wretched fanatics say, and perhaps believe, bad places, A d or that abuses abound in them ...

... C. Wood as both conciliatory and beneficial. Mr. Paxes opposed the bill, as being a departure from the principles which the Whig party always professed to uphold. It was a compound of halt measures unsuited to the occasion He thought the proper course ...

... special act of par- ? liament was passed to render its validity undoubtable.- - Sunday Times. ;A SLAVE CAsE.-The Feliciana ?? Whig, of April e 20, relates the following shocking affair:-- On Saturday f last, a runaway negro was killed in the parish of East ...

... that did not act on co 1o the municipal committee. There were some strangers. ve id The municipal committee was composed of whigs and gil Lw tories, and was not identical with the election ward corm- th id mittee. or Mary Swotteoham, examined by Mr. Macauley ...