... answer to such an interrogatrry will bi plain and bdief, and it is this: though I am very for from being satisfied with the Whigs I say they are vastly preferable to those that should inevitably eucceed them (cheers). I have no desire neither, I believe ...

... Mew-road, and are. we believe, the firet which have been dug this year in this neighborhood. Tuesday Captain A. Drought, Whigs boro ugh, sent sample of another description, which also appeared to dry and firm- • King* County Chromde. ...

... business-like Englishman, and I have no doubt will hold the scales evenly betweeen the parties. Sir John Hanmer is a decided Whig, who never speaks in the house, but votes steadily with his party. Colonel North is an Irishman, a son of the late General ...

... tradition., ties hitherto supposed to connect parties have been ruptured. Tories are found going into the lobby with Whigs, and Whigs heartily coalescing with Tories. Peelites are found in the majority and in the minority. Irish Liberals partake of the ...

... first was that he was a Whig. He had already denied that emphatically, and defied any man to point to single act of his that would show he was a Whig. When that county and nearly all other parts of Ireland supported the Whigs, ajter the passing of the ...

... culpable apathy in others, ought to have been in a condition to add Tralee, Cork County, Waterford County, and other places: WHIGS AM) RADICALS. 1. Bagwell, 23. Hatchell, 2. Beamish, 24. Heard, 3. Bland, 25. Henchj, 4. Bowyer, 26. Herbert, A. 5. Burke, Sir ...

... vocali»t«, aided eftident chorus. Drath F. D. Fimlat, Esq.—VFe have record the death F. D. Esq . proprietor of the Northern Whig, which took place Thursday Glenartn, where had been residing for limeforthe benefitof bis health, Mr. Piolay, who was a native ...

... aiscussion in most the public journals this P P and scandalises good Catholics empire. Coming before House of Commons tne oi , Whig Catboiics. government form of petition, praying have George Henry Moore c ““l. C sives. good Catnoiic. snen a. Oakley Begins ...

... that charge. The citizens will have no placebanting barristers, or dilapidated agitators their representatives. That clear. Whig party and their Papistical policy in Ireland have suffered defeat in this metropolis that will act a signal every constituency ...

... boeinass'lika Eiglubman, and I ba.e oo doubt will bold the scales evenly betwceon the paities. Sir John Hantner is a decided Whig, wbo never epeaks in the bouse, but voles steadily with bis party. CoUnel Nath is an Irishman, a eon of the late Geatrsl Sir ...

... Gloucester have respectively rejected a member of the Government, and here and there a Conservative has been substituted for Whig. The total of the accessions to the Uinisterial ranks are variously stated to range from 20 to SO; but there is considerable ...

... symbol of the horsewhip, after the truest fashion of the Muscovite wooer; but doubt much whether all the Whig lords in the county, assisted all the Whig baronets, will have power to horsewhip the constituency to the hustings in support of a candidate who ...