... don * to the question by its agitation during the ses.-ion in parliament. The second reading of the bill has unmasked the Whigs, and demonstrated that they are the greatest enemies this country could possess. has lelt their supporters Ireland without ...

... mb rarartllj eallaJ oa the roool* to V»»tir itwlf in fiToar of lh« mum. to aiako pr»pir»lioo« to prnrfßt the rotara of Whig* at iho nost oUction. A Ult»r waa rnenitod from thr Ra* l>r Roarnov, P.Mtcloaing 101 10*. and tbera »a* a **!» of (bankpaasad to ...

... of the noble lord's removal; but the motive Is to pitchfork the Hero ot Kars. Sir W. F. Willimns, into the lower bona; as a Whig monism, before his country can get of him. For that purpose the pocket borough of Caine has been thus voided, and the gallant ...

... people ; and, after acquiring larlty of which they were totally unwortnj. made use of it to barter the country and fights to the Whig faction, for the.r o*» gain. The suicide, who was the great deli qucnt and plotter, is in his grave— some lieve him yet alive—and ...

... without uitering word against the policy pursued, lie comes home from exile more honoured than when was driven away the rascally Whigs ; anl while those who sold the pass, and trufliced in the trust of the people for their own gain, are execrated and despised ...

... ranted an even 0 will not be easily we Let then the :- oily really practicable rout he retained for the of trade, and let a Whig., if made over the ricer to sdord tarility I to visit the ettuntry mei scenery west Of It , let our established of intercourse ...

... Clotho'ar are mortally though Dr. Merritt thinks be will newer. The recovery of Clai • horse is wareely presible.—ifempAis Whig. ROYAL TACIT Donn or Loan A. PAO rell TACIT 1111 ALIIA Thursday lost a special meeting of was held at the B.d.ord Karl, to ...

... ssthorlties, resident or non-resident, will interfere to put in end to the stale of excitement which has prevailed.— iSorth,rn Whig. Fatal Accident the —On Friday 1 ibouving man in the employment of the Waterford and Railway Company was unfortunately killed ...

... literature. CIIC • W0.. ell =CVra-sio girl to aa oer dem . ad with much emseseCelitiM* Whig jot motet he tbia white beaminihi bee ho e i o aa if do oneEs _toi4 tar Bo be has to sea opera to ha en 1 We At the low et Se ' so sr result if he bapien sepierbe ...

... along the gilleric', now I then peeping ever the rli ing to see what was g nog below. 11* was under from hit masters. The Whigs were his inas’or*. did not answer the they being in office the time, to lay their hands upon the golden dome and pinoaclcs ...