... CORK COUNTY ELECTION. The Whigs have reivivel easbarrvoisg defeat the result of the Ca' wi t the vacant , ' hY the proaantieet t,,„ . j governance% evoli•late Colonel Itache, and lir. has L e on n.turnt, I intiqr,ty. The stale ord. poll on Tees 6y M el ...

... say we are es anxious for Reform as ever, but we can't persuade the House of t'otutuons to entertain the question. I I ho Whigs were not in edrala in any matter but one, that was to get into office, and their only object at present it :o retain it even ...

... the heaviest item of the cost of the measure. Several similar injustices have, since the Reform Bill, been committed by the Whig Governments, who have heel most unscrupulous and unprincipled in thus Axing the coat of every possible imports' measure on ...

... Mr Julien eider a ea/roc es regarded her i hereupon elle was dierharged. 11'higgery•. The wholesale rejection of the former Whig reprerentativen in Ireland at the election of 1537 was demonstrative of the alienation of the Catholic coostittiencie* from ...

... the Whig., called how agate upon the platforms. Ile distingenthed himself ; bet it matter of lottery that Mr. Polk awl the democrats prevailed ones Henry Clay and Whigs. In 1448, Mr !Anoint was nominated fee Coogress, and w. sleeted the only Whig rep ...

... the bride arrived, accompanied by ben noble father and Lady John Resiell. land JoLn, dm was dressed in 'blue and the old Whig colours, in excellent health and spirits. Mum Russell, who is twenty-ten years of age, was becomingly attired in • dress of ...

... Derby, his speech at the Mansion hoof., ,wt. e 1 the vise , schieh I have often spar , weal in lettere. regarding the o f the Whigs and Coo.. rerativca. According to Abe rather enthanatitec open h of the sable Earl, the t 0,,. to t►in is the Chancellor of ...

... mher. to the II of Lords. in his fath.C. har.-ny 01 late Doke. - tying hi. I. kuse, en all with the Whig unit-. .t.urnt sk. r in the int ..ti the and the Whig( It de, .1. In n th. gr..: it h..r .45, • hut in • ' hi: pry th. rola. a: Ir .1 , r hi. WO Urn ...

... Irelan I, an abstract of which we iu'ert elsewlore. lhe au I aleirtive attempt at legislation this sUhjeCt snack by our Englidt Whig iiiment, arc sufficient to reams disgrace, to bring !minauseutary retribution mesa them, only that the subject matter was au ...

... absent gentleman triadecird fur the pur o om of gratifying the resestments of • potty fection of Irish dependents ton the Whigs, of wk.. Mr McMahon is sac, mad souther of whom, Mr Twins% at the last e:estion aided is from the Honse of Cessna. Snob a motion ...

... highest national moment ; all or most of those appointments are appropriated by lieveniment to the numerous aristocrat! ic Whig families and their adherents, without mach rega dto quAtfication or suitableness. It is the especial interest of the middle ...

... the Not,. lit in (hr moot give • and vindiestive anpert to their art. Three an such of revenge it for 'lrejectlyn of Irish Whig candidates at the last eketfthn Mr rieree Crwrqglo the following seerestive tette, to the Mail. II moist tone. ~,teals in Invited ...