... accept and identify bimaelf with, lha policy. Hia subsequent conduct is 100 notor ioa to need repetition. aided openly with the Whigs tha Aberdeen Cabinet. He denounced tbe policy, nhieh few months before openly accepted. He knows lbs result the abandoum nt ...

... Talbott, the Grattans, the OTrogblen* the Uucbes, and the Blake*. * • This elak thank Go will break down the Isit hope the Whig facli .nests in Ireland ; and convince them that whilst for the hireling and the party serfs the country baa been lot', fur ...

... i*rfiJy tbetra.tor*. He is conscious of the fact, that Father Doyle was obliged to leave New Rosa, because he opposed a mercenary Whig, and espoured the cause of Gavau Duffy. The people note these things, and are more or less depressed by them. But still there ...

... s at the Crimea is both powerful and formidable we are willing to admit. The motley medley of Tory landlords, fat parsons. Whig expectants, Cawtholic placemen, soup agents, proselytising societies, crowbar brigtides, electioneering bludgeon men, quartered ...

... Irish misery. It has made tl Irish peasant the most miserable of mankind, and it e»[ able of forthwith reducing him, apite of Whig rule, the moat fearful destitution. Tt (f.cessity of protecti ...

... awiag nia spp •intm-at to gov-rnmeol office, and that Lord Duhlo, on the Oona.rvitive interest, and Lord Uaukelliii* on tha Whig, will candidate# for vacant setts freeman. ItOSUtN /■ON »*—? ...