... questionable advantage to any candidate. In lachrymose valedictory Mr. Moore begs excuse for having troubled the Galwegian Whigs:— (Colonel French’s) superior claim the representation of Galway I never doubted, nor should 1 ever have allowed myself to ...

... crop, respecting which much interest is felt, ns it approaches to maturity, all our advices speak most favourably. —Northern Whig. Commencement ok the Hakvbst Sumbx.—Wheatcutting is commencing much earlier this year than usual. The crops look extraordinary ...

... Reynolds) was no Whig; he had over and over denied that, but he would fearlessly say that the Ca'holi a of Ireland owed them adoe) debt of gratitude, although there were many other acts of which they bad reason to complain. The Whig party in the worst ...

... nothing but Orange party tunes, pistol and gun discharges, &c—conduct calculated to create a breach of the peace.— North* ern Whig. ...

... intimation of dissatisfaction with the pseudo-Liberal leader, who is longer, it seems, quite to the mark. The journals of the Old Whig school hark in with Mr. Hoksman; but Lord Palmerston has not been frightened into an indiscretion. He will not consent to expel ...

... they can no longer maintain the contest for the tenant charter, but must withdraw «t, and fling themselves on tbe mercy of the Whig Government. The withdrawal of the bill was accompanied by an avowal that this course was determined on immediately after Lord ...

... Kilbeggan, per Tablet Office X John Lock, Esq, Kilbeggan, per ditto 10 0 Small subscriptions, from Farmers, Kilbeggan 2 7 0 Anti-Whig, per Nation Office 05 John Briscoe, Esq, Banagher, per Mr Dwyer 0 10 0 Michael Claffy, Esq, per ditto •• -?10 0 Sundry ...

... vain one) of seeing their friends. They will brought up at the police office to-morrow. I shall let you know the result. The Whig gives tho annexed account of the rioting Friday night:— night, the disturbed districts presented, at an early hour, greater ...

... can no longer maintain the contest for the tenant charter, but must withdraw it, and fling themselves s on the mercy of the Whig Government. The with- t drawal of the bill was accompanied by an avowval that this course was determined on imvnediately tafter ...

... the orertaxed publican hare to aoffer from such displays in this particularly enlightened town of adracced ideas” —Nortkwn Whig. NOTICE TO IRISH CATHOLICS AT HOME AND ABROAD. THE PRICK OP THE CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH” THREE “PENCE, ■TAXSPKD FOUR PENCE ...

... strangled off. The story of priestly influence and spiritual intimidation too is an old one, although presents a new aspect to Whig eyes. While, therefore, we await the decision of the House of Commons the matter, we may say a word to our own view of the ...

... at they can longer maintain the contest lor the tenant charter, but must withdraw »t, and fling themselves the mercy of the Whig Government. The with- i drawal of the bill was accompanied an avowal that this course was determined immediately j alter Lord ...