... effect the very opposite that intended byffM Legislature. far from weakening, the influence of the clergy at elections the Whigs will And to their cost that this policy of persecution win recoil open themselves, and that they are only inteneifyiag the ...

... held in execration. As the threatened prosedition »*■ arc safe in p ...

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... the7th D*y of rOSER, ’67, AT GILLS HOTEL. lu it.e of UelUnasloe, at the boor of Two o’clock, in. Receive HiJdmgi for the full whig l/.iudd, IDuises, ami l*rcmis«s, HTUATL TOWN AND COUNTY THE TOWN OF Galway. Which sn* mit ed Mr. C-nMtnis*ior.er TTar. gteuve ...

... Imre Mr? 0.4.4. 4ep eirmers wee Is lasprung the ehisees of en the day. sr • semakbentila in the or lir ef the College. Tto Whig • rent of roper sr of tory t 1.1 .1 sight Ark thin erd be or is Ms ON Ole tbe treirt obi oho &al is tbe she Is,. who obi thee ...

... Cirr.—A. S. Arreas (noldical). Hen. H. Lutton(Pet ler), Fart of titfr.rd (WV:), Hon. H. (Cot serve:v. ) ; T. E. licadlari (Whig). ebstrmso. Conducting o•ent for the liking =Wham. Ht. Dionne. Fo;Vstitionere. Mr. Cuppock. hor.oren —P. W. Hod, Eau I Jensen ...

... Catholic member* were sincerely anxious for their abolitiew.— 'K as * body, they acted iu concert, and refused to portion of the Whig faction until, at least, these badge* of inferiority were struck off would have long since obtained tenant-right and religions ...

... accompanied the Mayo moniter indictment, depriving the country of the services of Mr. Moore, even for short period, fills the Whigs with hope, bat does not inspire tha people with dismay. Colonel Higgina may boast of his success victory, but the verdict of ...

... agar The Mr trier Mar shis AAA ella ia parr ari 0. barer Mary shr Mare W. the trears. mho hard TM war try t the siretig as Whig They Ms art lihs prearalsal. Cerra dm* ths air ; AM. r as *a Mil rash brie iMs Ilabirma rim Ilime Ms pearlbris. as pee obi ...

... frtaudeth 01 fallelh. With respect to the itow stale and almost antiquated charge ** that Sir T. Reding retained ufltce under the Whigs at the period when the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill was in progress, and when Mr. Smith O’Brien’s celebrated Portmanteau was ...

... ear as le be ',Made, that whoa he did law* he wired ;—say, so IN • beim the ormisay thee es if a hoes I be* et WHAT WILL TH6 WHIGS DO pima Then sever wee a awe wadi the d the A Warman is weiWsliewel waters that impeetsat pealed 1111118•91111 ✓II bias ant ...

... easily carried packet. By it blind parson might taught to artto. A Doom. Toaut.—Byron was Whig, hues use foil late the seriatr of young Whigs Cambridge, whoru- a Whig clah, diaad togrtbur. Byron waat foe the sake the diaacr. Ho toil an easedida, which always ...