... foremost Irishman of his dav, as the cham- ion of civil and religious liberty, the Whig, the Irish Chancellor of the Whigs, the man whom all his country- men the Whigs most delighted to honour, on whom they showered their favour and their patronage, not ...

... stopped payment. His liabilitiea are stated to be between £16,000 and £20,000, and the a»ets, comparatively small.—Norther* Whig. ...

... things occur.— Banner of Ulster. Thursday gives the following official return of the number Tue Orance Riots IN BeEtrast.—The Whig of of panes of glass broken by the mob on Tuesday night :— Albert Crescent, 187 panes of glass; Brook-street, 44; Quadrant-street ...

... truth the unprincipled and inconsistent conduct of the Whigs :-— “ And now, when an Irish ‘ Independent party’ wished to cut the telegraphic wires between the Reform Club and the Irish priests, the Whigs raise a cry of horror at ‘ spiri- tual intimidation ...

... any rate, Clare is a brand saved from the . Cork and Limerick are true to the Liberal party—that is, the Whigs: but, Alexander M'Carthy, though Whig- inclined, is a man of good character and personal in- dependence, and will do nothing unworthy of Deasy ...

... already instituted canvass on Conservative principles. This much doubt, from the long connexion of the Sligo family with the Whig party. At all events, should his lordship persevere, Colond Higgins is likely to be left m a larsrer minority than the last ...

... and the Hussars at intervals scouring round the district. All afterward* remained quiet.— If ait Sem-Letter. The Northern Whig has detailed account* of the rioting in Belfast, and also a report of tho investigation into the Orange riot* at Crossgar, ...

... with mnr« dramatic skill and scientific in the capital of Connaught than at Oxford. A mao came up to vole for the seductive Whig. was furnished with nice card. After performing the little job. he retired to room where grave functionary, with bewitching ...

... Tablet. This sum was '.landed to me by a few persons in this parish who regard the petition against Mr. Moore as attempt of the Whig iwrty crash the tenant-right question by involving Mr. Moore, its able and persevering advocate, in ruinous expenses, and by ...

... about the building, in the ‘a vain one) ot seeing their friends. They will be brought up at the police office to-morrow. The Whig gives the annexed account of the rioting on Friday night :—*“ Last night, the disturbed districts sented at an early hour a ...

... with the customary indifference of a Whig to everything but what vote will sell for, affected doubt that his Lordship had been so ungrateful. His L«rdehip’s father owed his promotion and distinction to the Whigs: —therefore the son owed bis allegiance ...

... directness ot the fconrse COLLARD’S PLAKOFORTES, TNOR SALE, or HIRE, J. MURPHY’S Warerooros, 16 and Pembroke street. The Northern Whig*’ says We understand that Mr. Moore, Ball) money, engaged in the flour milling tiade, has stopped payment. His liabilities ...