... exploded policy of exciting the north against the south, and attempting to govern the country by other unfair means. Since the Whig influence among the constituencies, never had so gross an insult been ()tiered to the magistracy of a free country, than by ...

... proof on their part I dm lons inuendos by pointing to a siestas* volanamly appended to the Synodical Pastoral; and I caution Whig Catholics against imputing to Irish Prelates a contradiction of their own solemn request to the laity contained in that Bantry ...

... sn of a 11151e,..0 a dynasty ; thst. WS lug ais there are podia to the Nialdished odor, struggling not lap abs Tories and Whigs forth. onsmery, bat a s the Jasthilles imoody did, to overthrow the thrower+ is he ay, as keg as there are within the liberty ...

... which weighed 25 cwt 1 yr The official borough market return gives the price of pork yesterday at Lis to 57s per cwt.— Northern Whig. There are only seven prisoners for trial at the North Riding Assize, and the cases are all of a trivial charac. ter. A half ...

... on whose character rests not • speck. For talents and sinctrity, during his residence in Dublin, even the C ,triervative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. He was engaged in every movement that could benefit his fellow man, and was the faithful ...

... fitired fee be ay dieted MS lllO•jh x ZEled 1 0 be the war eivey ~air would 1113 braid' 'exadhaddwrietteef the imps. Northern Whig. THE POPE'S IRISH 111110 ADE. A report to. plied currency in the country districts, that in addition to the infantry regiments ...

... public man, on whose character rests not • speck. For talents and sincerity, during residence in Dublin, even the Conservative Whig journals of that city gave lohn credit. He was engaged in every movement that could benefit his fellow man, and was the faithful ...

... British constitution of the persecuted peasantry of Ireland. We are almost ashamed to read the writings and speeches eit these Whig Caulhol 66, and we would go the length of suggesting that such consummate renegades be excluded from every popular demonstration ...

... view, lie could not object ton bill which would baud over to democrats those seats now occupied by Whigs. He should lament to see the constitutional Whig influence destroyed in that house. He should not oppose the second reading of the bill, trusting that ...

... promoters if am had been obliged to resort to Engbid mid import a young nobleman, the son of • Mir who owed Ins earldom to the Whigs and espied possibly a marquisate from the Tories (hear, km rad • laugh). Ilk opponents told him they did ✓ah non to injure ...

... This concluded the racing for the day, which gave great satisfaction to the largo number of people present on the —Northern Whig. Souruir.s CUB. —On next Tuesday, at ten o'clock, the spat will ~in begin at Kitlady-hill, when the members of the Southern ...

... nativa I ,onl. e .e to his long ~.o.the toss, on whoa* Fi it, an I daring his reaiiirnee it' I li. ev .1. the 1! ,ns.rvative and Whig j of : , :at V. bin credit. He engaged it .C.,1•11t :list henefit fellow mat, sal srtia f netotil .illy of the great osen ...