... It will only be a sham fi , lZe , got ti; to resemble a real one. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which terry member may vote according to his conscience ...

... and no bpe. whatever of his tweevery are entertained by Dr Mew, who says he may die in an hour or live for days. —Norfhirri Whig. OPM AIR PRRACHING. TO toms Sr Jody, 1860. Silt—The religious ed in your paper of Monday week ne nen on last Sunday. Oa this ...

... against yard's exportvi the corresponding peerel of the preceding year. This charge in the amount of ateneectiona, Ncrders Whig says, **may, in pr.* be attributed be the very high state el the markt% for the raw niateri:d, and the consequent cast of reducing ...

... who suppnrted bin, to Justice and humanity, we say thrice `welcome, all bail, on rue glorious, the evident fact that even a Whig Government offers the infamous Saxon Poor Imw Board as a holocaust to public indignation, to the lanme4 of millions of our ...

... sitesisbeasai that lb. thasorn Sivas coati Oink of a Mr of the words of the oldeag, whidabs wend thus reader 'lamßkullLonloc, A Whig ia Chirvickferaus, And a Coasemstive in Siigo.' ard cheers.) Mr said he was ashamed to bir C'Couaim a Catholic, in his address ...

... has been called, as it g'ives us all an opportunity of once more recording our duratisfaction with the manner in which both Whig and Tory Govemments have treated Irelaad sines the Union. We met here neither to speak noostess treason, but for the purpose ...

... particular confidetwe 's the policy of either IN r'gs or Tories. The iler'blo letter of Lord Ste-iey became loth, hand' of the Whigs a most convenient instrrment .for develop' - ig their deadly host to the f-erdom of the Catholic rcrgion. By a - series of ...

... at the nest saminS fine in this comity is six posis for the fitst Offeace, mid the Sae is doubled each time after.—Northern Whig. WITHDRAWAL OF TER CIINASTI FILOII ISM . LA/41).—One of the first consequences of the ratifies. . of the Galway Subsidy Contract ...

... on whose character rests not a spook. Per talents sad sincerity, during kis residence in Dahlia, even the Conservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. He was engaged in every movement ebot benefit his fellow man, and was the faithful ally ...

... as a public man, on whose not a speck. For talents and sincerity, &nag his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig of that city gave him credit. He was e ng aged I. every movement that could beneit Isle fellow ma, and woe the faithful filly ...

... on whose character rests not a speck. For talents and sincerity, during his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. He was engaged in every movement that could benefit his fellow man, and was the faithful ...

... lisilway is also about to be undertaken delay. All them matters show activity, and isdisste growing urasperity in the good Whig. • lam Perisos.—Several additions to the roll of peers eatilled to vote at the elect/as of ths repro , sestative pedatifer ...