... VICEREGAL VISIT THE NORTH. (From the Northern Whig.) Nkv. tonards.-- According p evlous arrangemen , his proceeded from Clandtboye, on Mon 'ay, to Newtownarda, where the tenantry upon the estates the Marquess of Londonderry were to present him with an ...

... who stands on the joint interest of Bishop and the Tenant League, and Mr. Merepyra, who comes forward as the champion of the Whig party. ...

... increase, however, would be certainly greater and more rapid, if such men met with their due reward. Had Mr. Macdonnell served the Whig party or the Partie Pretre with half the zeal he served his Sovereign and bis country, his services and talents would have ...

... and that one teas not Father Mullen. 1 did not vote at all, I now belong to Westmeath, where, if ever vote, it won’t for a Whig. I stood, however, with the great body clergymen who voted for the friend of mr dear Luca?. 1 stood with ibose who voted for ...

... ve and Conservative Catholic and Whig parties have, within the last few days, entered into a com pact alliance to defeat the people aud clergy ot Meath aud return the landlord candidate. We not complain that the Whigs should preler Mr. Meredyth to Mr ...

... final initials. Mr. Meredyth is, as a landlord, locally popular. But Mr. Meredyth is a gentleman who held office under the Whigs in the days of Birch and of Russell, and who would not refuse office again, even though the acceptance involved abandonment ...

... like which has not been seen in these days. In an assembly so divided, and against opponents poor in spirit and resources the Whigs, they would certainly be formidable power, if they did their duty. The men who would have performed this task best are on the ...

... list the more prominent political parlies now vogue the Cnit d States is from the New York Tribunei —Republicans, Whigs, Democratic Whigs, Woolly Heads, Silver Greys, Prohibitionists, Temperance Party, Stringent Licensers, Moral Suasi-nists, Constitutional ...

... the more prominent politicftl pertiee now in rogue in the, Cnite-l SULee ie from the Sew Ytrk rH6«ui« . —Republicao* Whig*, Democratic Whig*, Wool! Hcade. Silrer Grer., Prohibitiooiata, Temperance Party, Stringent Licenser*, Moral Suaeiouist*. Constitotional ...

... capable of such a degrading act as to vote for a Whig. Only imagine a priest voting for Mr. Meredytb, Sir Wit. *lism Somerville's under secretary, and thus absolving the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, who allowed nearly a mil- lion of the finest of God's ...

... perform the arduous duties of his new situation than the gallant officer whom Lord Pamourc has so judiciously promoted. —Northern Whig. ...

... defeat of Mr. Reynolds in 1852, and the abortive effort of his party at the revision of that year, combined to discourage the Whig-radicals of Dublin ; consequently they made no effort to obtein an ascendancy in either of the years 1853 or 1854. Early in ...