... oeortitomfiee «U hear .mud that Kaglish M Uhenh'' detominfMl,' ifpoesibte, to prevent any ohtlemi. winch IraUnd, hod that the Whig* foohlo in their oppooitioa (To iduek* Irish industry nod Irish enterprise. Kvettio *0 owe the o*l -*y sotaidy we have hod ...

... commodity of the day. Wa belieea Ib.'CDXLKX lobe the wiaeb man kb gaaarition in Ireland, His opposition to the temporising Whigs end Torias aervea only being largernambarof fish aaoually into the act tha Pwraa. him goon fcr yearor two bagor m kb preoaat ...

... came forward and l tbe electors at considerable length. referred to Mr McDonough’s political career, and his appearsnee 18 Whig candidate Carrickfergos, to show that he was “everything turns, and nothing long.” He also mentioned that Mr. was member of ...

... s>ha»m--on the elinue. Surely Mr. TeuisOl. seat in the House of ali. r tiial! that . worse than the shnevaliy ipiesllou. Ihe Whigs want men badly, and congratulate them on their happy selection. VOimUCATJOKfi AND U ORKS—TIIK IRISH VO lE. (In Coiumittw-) ...

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