... norm to have been joined by Mr Martin Kennedy obtained a decree for 7. Collett, • publican, and erCurker, a botcher, Lute of Whig the arrear due fora beam in that depraver( part Au eheacloy. i t we , t e e , of Parsketown known Spinnerelane, against Wm ...

... for Dublin ea business, which required hue presence the,. Wooed Bernard had, however, annealed hie regret and eppeiatment at Whig thus preveetee frees taking part this seestiag. bin he instructed ( Wooed 1)) to snare Lordship and the meeting that be teak ...

... Merrionsquare, Diffilin. The deceased baroiset represented the borough of Cashel for some years, and was a commit sapporter of the Whig party. In the yeaf 1841, anJ again in 1549, Sir Timothy filled the office of Lord Mayor of Dublin, io which Wier year, on the ...

... the Goverament =the voters connected with shipping and interests enema. Leery possible vaertion was to escort the wean of the Whig candidate, C. E. Mangles but in the of the Liverpool tradesmen have determined to devote to the relief of the distressed the ...

... of Mr. Vance is the more remarkable, because in what are considered Imperial, as distinguished from local, inquiries, the Whigs have always manifested the greatest reluctance to nominate Irish member.. The truth of this remark will be rendered obvious ...

... rivals in poesession of office by their forbearing self-denial, the eountry would probably berme to when they found that tho Whigs and their allies only remain io sari, places to cony out the policy ■od obey the polit4Al impulses of the Consery yeti,. Isadore ...

... are many causes for this ; the Whigs feel resentment at the repudiation of all connection with them ou the part of the Irish constituencies, since the Tenant Right Bill burst, and the falsehood of the Irish adherents of Whigs was made palpable to the deluded ...

... district at. wags bend held by the nobility, gentry, and to tail very serious subject. Tee Rsruserranon or Lustiest —The Northers Whig announces that Mr Richardson, MP, for L&,burn, is about to resign his scat in in consequence of ill health. and says it is ...

... vigour; nay, more, the policy and legislation of Government have contributed to this languishing and exhausted condition. The Whig Governments which have existed for the la.t twenty years with but short iuterrupdons, have throughout manifested either hostility ...

... oar last when referring to this subject we inserte•l in extents the section of the statute fixing this proportion, but our Whig rulers do not hesitate to drive through this enactment, which has the dignity of a national treaty, hut by none to the same ...

... other members interlered ; sod Mr ken Aarwords left, handing some silver to the shininess going away without liberty. What Whig. THI Mit.tms..—The following circular ..seeds h* issued born the of the lospoctor4cmaral at Militia, dated Dubiin Castle Adverting ...

... ispregame prevalent over the country is by the manes taxation for the Imperiel which has been more than doubled during of the Whigs for the last Mon or tweetyysarn The taxation ou Ireland for the Exchequer is folly ten millions sterling; little of this heavy ...