... of Irish counties, there should no more than three Crown cases to be tried at the summer aaaixes, seems almost incredible.— Whig. ...

... tien id 2 cap- hiw to publish an address for Lord Campden, the | iastruction being—* Anti- Whig, Pope, Pastoral.” state- d his THE ENGLISH POST-UFFICE. ch he Memorials have been presented from the North’ district of Ireland to the Postmaster-General in ...

... the success of the allies may not he thwarted by Russia. The Medd remarks that a series of Ilisastrous failures lis all the Whigs will have to boast about when they I ate on their autumnal visit to their constituents. The abandonment of the Bankruptcy Bill ...

... sakes—not for m'ne— they would communicate with some of their northern magistrates and parsons, and, then, our Lord Lieutenant, Whig or Tory, might exercise, without blushing, the high privilege of signing himself, am I do, ONE OF TUE PEOPLE. ...

... SLIGO BOROUGH ELECTION. There are three candidates the field, namely—Mr. Francis M‘Donogh, Conservative ; Mr. Tennison, Whig ; and Mr. John Lea, an Englishman, a Protestant, and an ultra Radical in politics. declares himself for tenant-right, the destruction ...

... heavily with Ireland and to plunder the Irish people (hear). O’Connell hud called the Whigs base*, bloody and brutal,” but he (the chairman) would call them and robbing Whigs.” He was certain that before six monlbs passed over, it would be proved that the ...

... compelled one trade to suffer for all. (Hear, hear.) What had taken place was only what was to expected from selfish and jealous Whigs—(cheers)— and he thought one, resolve to man not to encourage ° f P ** rli ? menl would join having such w country. (Hear, ...

... it may be said to be secure. Nothing stands in tho way of its being recognised as absolutely so, except the spite of the Whigs at the success of tho Conservatives in this country during the last election. Such meanness, such insensibility to Irish sentiment ...

... sale of whiskey as far as ever he could. The manufacture of whiskey was of the few to Ireland, and now the base and robbing Whigs aoucht to take it too. Mr P Nolan was appointed secretary to the umetiug. Mr P Tagart, T C, said every one should be sarprised ...

... will show up the hypocrisy of the English government to all the of Christendom. I am happy to that the Vintners see that the Whigs, quite as bitterly as the Tories, are the enemies of trade aod commerce, and of Irish generelly. The Whip, no doubt, distribute ...

... offensive and insulting, and that it comes with the worst possible grace from a Whig Goverument, as it was on this very question of prolonging a Coercion Act that the Whig Ministry of Lord John Russell in 1847 supplanted the rt nyery Cove rnment of Sir ...

... recover. Their symptoms are becoming hourly ’worse, and their decease currently rum.'nred throughout the vicinity. —.\ortherm Whig. The city of Jeddo, the capital of Japan, is said to be, withoot exception, the largest city the world. Il contains 1,500,000 ...