... if the suggestion of the Tory leader, Lord tileorge Uentick, bad lieen adopted, the calamity might have l*een averted. he Whigs will not, are convinced, make such a mistake a second time. It will not to call upon the landlords to meet the coming difficulty ...

... was raerat to large sondiers; I. the per..ent eaar thus mat thaw three that of dorornal eenorm-goed reinglatene and reeler Whig. A good had the from Arium, ber ge bre ose at all prepard for tie Si high is the ut. ear the whir Ms erl.lo onertnireent. On ...

... couaidofed, it would have to ucknowle.igod that there much iu their arguments. Now however, ! great change lias taken place. Whigs hav- boon ejected from office, they have become : quite alive totha tiocosuily of legislating for Irelaitd I a spirit of fair ...

... We* is he JOSEPH KELLY. AND SLAIN a deg 67. 1667. • pant komlodee of the &Wise Toole. gioessieo be golie4 as. SEC MI WSNIE WHIG N LAID UP NY INJURY, AND 1.400 ia Cam at Clavaaa by ACOIDINT 01P ANY LIND. May be eatmel by As Assad of to go Ow Railway Passiagsa ...

... representatives sbunlJ apply their energies iostoad of lending tliemaelvea to party iu the lluuae Com- us. Irishmen —whether Whig. Tory. Radical, Adullamite —will agree that dcveK dent of our li*ilw»y 0/Bt«m would l»e great boon ibe country ; they will ...

... AMOUNT Oharobtaieff — Jraaiag Winner rued. !SOO u u to rureivo 30u 3rd to rarive .. lOU rack . 64;stal ia 31; ism nut Whig la. or Srd _ to Cod tiks-Ntstbor to mews PATNINT Of PILIZNA Mall ma& lo tie Malan at am Kr R. if moo comoseisne no WO parties ...

... but as he will do vu cutler the Eaghisk, the name 01 the 01 every disadvantage of position, it is probable he will the matter Whig plated into the bands of a solicitor, succeed in the effort. Meanwhile the news of as our law, as it at present exists is. ...

... to Irian* have to No reply to }et be. Austria. Idle is to be continuing his auviensees. Apprehensive, Not yet rut ingy the Whig purcly poeisooo Bar9BlU.S. IS (Erosive.) The Ibis evening We are aim • peakiwe to give rcapeeting the argotiations the iworomed ...

... all the gasconading •>f the literary heralds, only a delusion and mockery, was (tulitieal thimble-rigging, whether exercised Whig or Tory. Instead of founding the future j law of franchise* the broad principle of taxation and representation, as far a just ...

... of Devon can hardly expect his late and their friends to listen to Newel from him. It would better cum Grey, or some other Whig Lord, who is rat afraid to avow, with every honest man in the that the measure, in its present shape, to fteught with iniquity ...

... ireesth ot Ibila hill= t beillillirwil. MI It issospohist it Ma. the eh prormasil thebdie of dr sist thwilidd Wiz of drat Mk Whig OD their era diser-Oeser 111 , 1 it *OW err the isios, and ewe rowed ihigests, iplumbell am to orb, with a ' phi hi helm It ...

... the weed we the f It woo Serise.—.Thmo • &Inky la t.. auto. rot only of the mad. with which wriaty should be lammed, bus el Whigs *bilk ce **Air. tiv &BMW, ao.me, us,l4 whs.!.tit berruisr.sternps thewlaberi It. r g iti hte hove of and le Tv ii at U. •IL ...