... calumnies of the (jroesest nature respecting the Catholic priesthood, has been presented Colonel incited Lord Palmerston and the Whigs, against the return of George Henry Moore, Esq., as member of the Imperial Legislature for the County of Mayo, I would respectfully ...

... White’s Clubs; Muckross, illarney, Ireland.” We must translate Dod’s Liberal” into “ Whig;” but Mr. Herbert has, of late years, not been so completely iden- tified with the Whigs as to be unacceptable now to the trish Conservatives. He is one of that large class ...

... merely holding the position of an obscure and subordinate member of the Whig party. Another gentleman has been named, whom we consider little, if at all, more desirable, than an English Whig of aristocratic connexion. This is Mr. Hebbert, the member for Kerry ...

... those whom the meeting was addressed wtere the Rev. Messrs. M'Gill and Rogers, Dr. M'Knight, Mr. Whitty, editor of the Northern Whig, Mr. Holland, editor of the UUterman, Alderman Mullane, Mr. John Porter, and Mr. H. H. O'Hara.—Freeman. ...

... conclusion that adulterated article, intrinsically worth £4 per ton, should be intentionally sold as genuiue, £14.—Northern Whig. Emigration or Government committee appointed at a public meeting at Woolwioh are still making efforts to promote the above ...

... has been with the north of Ireland, is likely to cause sorious, if aot fatal, embarrassment to some firms Ulster. Surtkrrn Whig. small failures are occurring the provinces, but the accounts involved do not represent an imnortant total. Last week two or ...

... the boarder, take my bat too. Certainty, Sir, said the accommodating loafer— and vanished.—American Paper. The Noriker* Whig observes that the aeal of the Marquis of Hertford's agent earring notices quit on tenants who gave independent votes the ...

... change in the shape of administrative reform. Of his feelings in this respect,he has just given proof in the selection of young Whig baronet, totally unknown to the public, to fill the office of Under Secretary at War, in preference to the many men of ability ...

... for the office. Mr. Peel’s successor the War Office is not Mr. Massey, had been anticipated, but Sir John Ramadan, very young Whig baronet of large possessions, and a near relative of Mr. Horsman, moved the address last session, and, whenever he speaks, ...

... with your party; refused to join the Stephen’s Green Club Dublin, on account of its Whig complexion, and I.a never attended a levee Dublin Castle. To say that is Whig, or has a leaning to h, is infamous Calumny. mentioned in former letter—Waldron was ...

... election in Ireland. But the Marquis of Hertford's theory does not agree with the practice on his estate. For the Northern Whig publishes a notice quit—like that which Mr. Bence Jones gave to Mr. William Bateman—addressed by the Marquis's agent, Mr. Stanncs ...

... gentlemen obtain this very important and onerous office, they in no way run counter the principles which they profess—those of the Whig party. We certainly are anxions that the office should not be conferred on an Englishman, on the old shave-beggar system. We ...