... public parse. This gentleman, the Irish Whig journals inform ns, is to succeed Mr. Lyle, whose appointment as Lord-Lieutenant of Londonderry few months since was received in such manner by the public as it required Whig’s inveterate love of place to retain ...

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

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

... enjoyment of these senatorial delicacies commences usually from the 3d to 6th February. This year, however, that new boom, a Whig Ministry—the better to carry out its proverbial nsc —swept clean away the last ten days of our M.IVs holidays, and commenced ...

... 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, lie was engaged in every movement that could benefit Ids fellow man, and was the faithful ...

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

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

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

... man, on whose character rests not 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 ...

... pouti:*, then, begin and end with lliM, that Coos, rvalue Government granted the contract, and the subsidy was wrung from Whigs. Looking the constitution of the now board, sincerely congratulate the sliarelivilders. have secured the services of William ...

... es connected with the late election. He was accompanied the rank and respectability of the loyal borough. Mr. Tenlson, his Whig opponent, was accompanied by Mr. M’Niffe. Mr. Tenison, being destitute, it seems, of a certain commodity almost as useful as ...

... portion of the estimated million will find its way into the strong box of the sanguine Chancellor of the Exchequer.—Xorfhern Whig. Late on Monday night quarrel took place between the members of two families living the same house in Devonshire-strect, which ...