... be decided by the, electors of the County of Cork. It may be shortly and simply stated: it is the Pope on one side and the Whig Government on the other. This issue I may be clouded by a numb r of collateral issues. Extenuating pleas may be raised on one ...

... obey orders, pos! the whole regiment itself may probably be disbanded, for the feeling is strong against it. In the Northern Whig of Saturday last we find no less than fourteen seduction cases recorded during the late Bel- fast quarter sessions—nine of ...

... repeating to the unwilling emigrant, 'Dwell in the land, and verily thou shalt be (FROM TIIE MORNING HERALD OF WEDNESDAY.) The Whigs are in their old track in the governinent of Ireland—gagging is the order of the day, coercion the system The whole nation ...

... sent to deal heavily with Ireland and to peopie (hear O'Connell had called the Whigs “ base, bloody, and brutal,” but he (the chairman) would call ” them “base and robbing Whigs, He was certain that before six months passed over, it would be proved that ...

... exploded policy of exciting the North against tho South, and attempting govern the couuty by other unfair means. Since the Whig influence, amongst the constituencies never had so gross an insult been offered to the magistracy of free country by *ho a ...

... me m. This gentleman, the Irish Whig journals informs us, is to succeed Mr. Lyle, whose appointment as Lord Lieutenant of Londonderry, a few months since was received in such a manner by the public as it required a Whig's inveterate love of place to retain ...

... the present French policy in Italy that Lord Palmerston, uniting the discordant elements of schismatic Peelites, Calvanistic Whigs, and Latitudinarian Radicals, which much resemble '-ho similar union against the Church of Christ, pretended that the Tory ...

... a inquiry, in which the nocturnal drummings and marchings and the flags from spires will re- tvive due cugnisance.—Northera Whig. ...

... confirmed from every source of information that could by possibility be considered of value. Now the official organ of the Whig Cabinet tells this morning that the whole quest ion is quietly settled, and that there is nothing more to be alarmed about ...

... one to op- h ad to be imported for and applause). An Englishman Earl, ene who owed the the purpose (laughter)—a Whig earldom to the Whigs, and, per- haps, expected a baronetcy from the Tories (hear, hear, and laughter). Was it fair, after representing ...

... Esq., Chairman of the Town Commission3rs of Qneenstown. The Herald remarks that a series of disastrous failures is all the Whigs will have to boast about when they are on their AsSamstal visit es their constituencies. ...

... judge for itself as to tbe sincerity of the men whom bare majority of tbe House of Commons placed iu office last summer. The Whigs, as is their custom, are merely traffioiog with tbe Reform question. They regard it simply as engine of party.— The Prua. The ...