... Sportlng iltios. -- ~ TAE EstUING G !teat ire that the match between the All ' Twenty-two of the North of Ireland, be yoke , Whig, will be played en the gAredwia a( tba When CIO, 6th September. Thle win, se doe*, be the send game of the kind sew played ...

... noted Whigs and pretended Liberals, exhibits the hypacrisy and littleness of our public men in a way which cannot fail to disgust the country. Whilst there seemed little chance of the Paper Duty ever becoming a party question, Tories and Whigs rivalled ...

... public man, on whose wets sot • speck. For talents and sincerity, during his seshiesce in Dublin, eves the Conservative sad Whig je.n.ll of that city gave credit. Be was is every movement that could benefit has fellow man, and was the faithful ally of ...

... who suppnrted bin, to Justice and humanity, we say thrice `welcome, all bail, on rue glorious, the evident fact that even a Whig Government offers the infamous Saxon Poor Imw Board as a holocaust to public indignation, to the lanme4 of millions of our ...

... on whose character rests net a speck. For talents and aim-silty, during his resides** in Dublin, even the Cuneervative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. He was engaged in every movement that could benefit tile fellow man, and was the faithful ...

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

... will show up the hypocrisy of the English government to all the of Christendom. I am happy to that the Vintners see that the Whigs, quite as bitterly as the Tories, are the enemies of trade aod commerce, and of Irish generelly. The Whip, no doubt, distribute ...

... offensive and insulting, and that it comes with the worst possible grace from a Whig Goverument, as it was on this very question of prolonging a Coercion Act that the Whig Ministry of Lord John Russell in 1847 supplanted the rt nyery Cove rnment of Sir ...

... on whose character rests sot n speck. For talents and sincerity, i during his residence n Dublin, even the Conservative 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 ...

... on whose character rests not a speck. For takuts and sincerity, during his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit lie was engaged in every movement that could benefit his fellow man, and was the faithful ...

... on whose .tharacter rests not a speck. For talents and sincerity, during his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. Ile was engaged in every movement that could benefit his iellow man, and was the faithful ...

... • on whole character rests not a speck. For talents and sincerity, during his residence in Dublin, even the Cmservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. He was engaged in every movement that could benefit his fellow and was the faithful ...