... beat Mr Geo’s b kb d Wuip baat Mr Ualt’s w The Uukhowtl. 2ud Ties. Bluebell beat Ply. Outlaw beat BUuskin. Herald beat Lady. Whig rau bye. ...

... fatih and oattooalily with undivided, unbroken ranks (cheers). The Whig policy, got truing Ireland, differs from that of (ha Tories, It appears to roa In one particular only. The Whigs arc deadly foes to Catitol.eiU', and everything Irishman holds dear ...

... patriotic men in your noble County have asked to contest it Anti-Whig principles. lam prepared to do so. The Whigs ate the avowed enemies of the Holy bee. I am one of its most devoted children. The Whigs wish to despoil the Holy Father of bis temporal possessions ...

... nut, are the Ut* trsotvrd 10 replace th.t«e roem wrs the fi> at opp.wiunit v* others who will difference between Tory end Whig, Whig and Tory, a* (he ie demands soleutuly BB lUinsn a iff ran tod CuUmbe Plauemeo that sucb «Sbrt will made by the Hierarchy-—end ...

... which will have to decided the electors the c ...

... that if the Catholics voted against the motion that brought them into office, there would have been a majority against the Whigs of thirty-twoi instead of a majority in their favour of fourteeu. This, is the gratitude Lords PaucsturoH, Jobs Rcssbll, A; ...

... -lais that wife unau.p ateu ? Was i'the Ihe C.il.iu Ist and aohoolmistresa ibat »u piunoiled as a man d offer aeul.du.o lo Whig, in t buryii.g-pl.ee ol or ou» homage .the puei? mraoui fables tor the parlizun ?“ The following tkcich of L's acbol.stio career ...

... whole , nurse his ntbeial Judge Pe-nn m iiu;nined h'.gh ailsraet-r fur bonealy and 1 gnl ability. was at lunch ondconsiaent Whig; hut no oneee.r d the in*eitriiy of hi* intention* or the u ness >trtiighif trwnrdncss ».f hUjudhial conduct now re ir ...

... official life, Judge Perrin has tnsinlained high ch»- racter lor houesly and legal ability. He was a staunch and consistent Whig; hut one ever doubted l'*e integrity of his intentions the upriphtness a.»d straighiforwardness hit judicial c mduct. now retires ...

... ui-. n aj.r ed l•. It is quit.* ...

... consisting of Mr. John Burns, C plain Fi zroy Somerset, Dr. Norman M Ckan. Rifle Brigade; Mr. J. C. liurjs, Mr. See.—northern Whig. The Fouu New Postal Steamers.—Tbo first of these steoraore, the U.ster, w-ll launched from the yard of Mr. Join Laird, of ...

... they were such os to in luce thim to put Hus', in bis present word of imnrovemenl ipoaals. Denouncing the raonsgemciit of tho Whig Government and liu Ige-s since 1352, he decl .red that they shewed how dangerous it was to curry on political economy the ...