... party. All the abuse of the party is systematically levelled against the Whigs, as if they were the only opponents which Popery bts to encounter. Whigs do this— Whigs say that. The Whigs may amuse themselves by setting fire to their neighbours' houses and ...

... will never allow it to pass in its present shape. It would clearly ?? that improved legislation was not the object of the Whigs in bringing in this bill, but that their object wig place-making and jobbing. If their object was to improve the bankrupt law ...

... will never allow to pass in its present sbapa. It would clearly appear that improved legislation was not tbs object of the Whigs in bringing this bill, but that Ibeif object was place-making and jobbing. If tbeir object wM to improve the bankrupt law. ...

... for the guidance of the society as to the course to pursued to expose and punish the venders of spurious manures.— Northern Whig. ...

... four millions sterling. Let us hope the Whigs will notforget it for him. His worthy father went out of bis way in slandering Mr. Duffy ( who was, our readers may recollect, in prison at the time} and the Whigs only gave him just about half the price they ...

... hrilliant weather, will lend their attractions. The Change Confedkbact.—The “most unchristian of institutions,” as the Northern Whig truly nates the Orange Society, is again at work. The Dory Sentineling of the Ulster organs of the disloyal confederacy, contains ...

... grossest nature respecting the Catholic priesthood, has been presentei by Colonel Higgins, incited by Lord Palmerston and the Whigs, against the return of George Henry Moore, Esq, member of the imperial legislature for the county of Mayo, I would respectfully ...

... will never allow it to pass its present shape. It would clearly appear that improved legislation was not the object of the Whigs in bringing in this bill, j but that their object was place-making and jobbing If their object was to improve the bankrupt ...

... sought to be implicated-the issves whic , in all probability, will be raised the prosecution it. and the results which the Whig party expect, will follow from the entire transaction. To discuss all of these probable issues and expected results would be ...

... the poor-rates, and confer more extensive powers upon the Lord Lieutcnaut, who already the head and front of too many Irish Whig patronage-creating schemes. And, last of all, we find ourselves suddenly busied with the Medical Bills of Lord Elcuo and Mr ...

... showing the danger wanderleg, or appearing to wander, in the lea degree, out ot public into private considerations. —Northern Whig. Faction Fight at the Fair Glen.-AI this fair, held Thursday week, a large number of persons p.-mcipally well dressed young ...