... yet hich dras ious this but c of lling and ade- RESULTS NOT SATISFACTORY. If we to credit a very reliable suthorit Northern Whig, the * Revivals’ hive re ia any biog but a revival of morai y in that fort province. Belfast is a model town, It possesses ...

... enacted! V Biss tn Che Winadies & - trenu- there is'an assembly of decopt Irishme vr an be | hibiting his decayed limb to the Whigs for un ad- | at last cucceeded in wheedliug them o | public situation, where the deep mystor I pet- mail bag so addled his ...

... to do to the government in powe that government—the seryants of the pub ‘fuse to pass good’ measures for this couat what a Whig government be to | when it refuses to obey the public: voice, : . | Not save the property of the farmers from ¢ tion, and when ...

... to our astonishment, s that ‘the in Dundalk to sympathise the Pope, was intended as a substitute for a co meeting, that the Whig members for -escape from. a difficulty.” We.can hardly c ‘this story. We do not believe that- the Catl ‘Clergy and people of ...

... Italien people secure the integrity, independence, aad aentral: the Holy See. (This document bas been signed by a large at of Whig Catholics, emonget whom «re Lorde raven, Bellew, S athwell, and Killeen ; J Brads Bert; T Esmonde, Bart; T O'Brien, Bart; ...

... for the exzpl asd 1 find it, as I anticip perfectly atisf ctory. As the drap:f sells nis cl: Lis customers, whether they be Whig. Tory, or dical—as the physi:ian sakes bis honorarium to frow Ernest Jou-s, toemorrow from Cuarles Ne gate, 80 hae the lawyer ...

... this gallant action led to the happy event which of the moved to the residence he Great Eastern. bas taken place.— to the t Whig or a at Baxannan.—A serique |it wae carried to Messre. Stelfox Basse to Tae Memony of Aac and Co. of the Lavp,—It has bees ...

... proclaimed his unalterable lution to stand. We hesitate to accep tale, even on the arsu ance of the vera Times. Canit be, that the Whig state and the Press of England are luring a which may bring about a coa egainst Napoleon and accomplish his d tall—but will ...

... Italy: to choose its own ru and that Whig government would’ ‘not Louis Napoleon in guaranteeing to the Pope al possessions, except the Recmagna! Could anything prove more forcibly than the end an/ aim of the present Whig ministry | actions on the affiirs ...

... which leave wounds béhind | more severe than those inflitted by the two olds’ all who would not join in a: the | te the two Whig candidates. The- Véry Dean Kieran has warned them, very properly, there must be ‘no more and the rai Rev Canon Lennon declares ...

... the earth, and | nesday, or rather complained of the absence of Jand-alfogether'ffom the Queen‘s Speech. 1] duct, thet of-his Whig companions i that they want no * independence’ at all. South of Ireland, on all vital-Irish question: We} * Independence,’ ...

... things, the ‘ country will look on the Catholics of Louth as indiffezent | » and to the request o united Hierafcy of lest two Whig met should be placed fa difftoulties.. This would no very enviable character for the men of Louth tor from their fellow-countrymen ...