... CAUII TO WO OL GROWERS. [CLAUSE 1(5 THE WHIG &9 MEA SUuKSA. TOK 18(>2.] Tf iinv I‘ergoi; »hml win.) ,r rt u,3 to wound in ouy I I--je, any Wool nut IVI,. - suffic enlly ri. vend w ...

... made to tbe neat Whig official. The jotopey waa nbservod until the moment for ncliou The of Ibo noutraei which oansed tbs vaeancy were cbaracier moat the G »»i rnincut—whmlnr lh» result should or laduie. Ti e contest la one hetueeli the Whig Government and ...

... afiUlr. It will only be a sham fight got to resemble a real ono. The Tory opposition does not want to kill tile Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend be tied. The case is one in which every member may vote according to bis conscience, without ...

... between the bon. gentleman and bis quondam supporters, the Whig. Chiefs tho borough especially Dr. Burke, 8.P., who, oo lbs subject of National Education, and on many other points, opposed to the Whig Government and Us supporters. Ir'uh Times. Tub Representation ...

... and assuredly all “traditional’' claims the Whigs, if they hove any, will yield at the contrast. Cue thing is in our favour, close division is expected ministerial and Ireland’s opportunny presents itself, Whigs Liverpool well hat they love office better ...

... jL’OU.N f'V CESS The foil, whig is list of the i’uunJage Hates of County undermentioned Baronies for Spring, isefi ; s. d. Alhpme North . , 0 lOj AtlUone.South . . llj Ualliutobber North ,0 Italliiitobboi South Bull}moo .. ...

... “grot iatha prime mlniater, Ut ail whig expectant* fall down and worship in the da*t before (he goldri image tb* king hath aet up, and proclaim poor Ireland pros* peroua.” It ia expedient do au, fur during ten year* the whig fraternity raiaed our taxea 17 ...

... inherited, and ever honourably filled.— How ver, a time may come again, and there is already some little whisper of it, when the whig method of dispenoing favours may recoil upon their party, contrasting outavoar&bly as it does with that theiy opponents ; and ...

... of Woburn and Tavistock, and the t which Bloml where now is market From that day the present they have stood th« bead the Whig aristocracy of. the county, and many of them have taken a part m the nis ratioi. of public affaire, that, Uke the Howards, ...

... the present Whig occqpaats; woul Updo ail Conservative and indupendent el the of organizing every Ireland. If these pa:ties are vigilant uiij active as the ortsi* demands, thore are not six con*titmndes which ooul-i induced return a Whig. It is the more ...

... for a comparatively small outlay should immediately apply Mr Merry* who, guarantee, to bo safe to any amount. —Northern Daily Whig, Belfast, September 24th, 1864- -Nilmorons other testimonials given. ...

... Sad of la—ry, HC*. WUw e—at a y^g^ygm dßeotioo to haWI^PWC—. Trader*:to twe— •*« tke. Ofldr, ta»*tW wJ*»alirt ...