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... borne testimony to and honourable career, as a public man, on aketestirmiets set mid einctitity, his Dublin, even the anti Whig puma!, 4 . that city gave him was eugagist evrty mmement that' fellow qiin, and is. 014iie • (the Tenant League, while it hwso ...
... nativa I ,onl. e .e to his long ~.o.the toss, on whoa* Fi it, an I daring his reaiiirnee it' I li. ev .1. the 1! ,ns.rvative and Whig j of : , :at V. bin credit. He engaged it .C.,1•11t :list henefit fellow mat, sal srtia f netotil .illy of the great osen ...
... effort of to turn the misfortunes of thee c , account, for the i regret Lic4.taaent ~. ., th e dirty game. of Tory against Whig, the game of the rarty - 1 who mgy - srve 6triare inaction and apathy. If she Allows Lamori . lu xur y of power. .. ~ . • ' ...
... on whose character rests not • speck. For talents and sinctrity, during his residence in Dublin, even the C ,triervative 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 ...
... at astinhat Ws testissii le sad lisamatile as a vie ehesastee eselho • speck. sad sisitilth during his Dublin, snit , and Whig et that city re lid anat. Be ia away seemipat enlai Lie ' 10 WM Se et mg I 'kites, while it A R •, tor an a tlVlsetJournel ...
... man, on whose Aimaracter rests not a speck. For talents and sincerity, I his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. Ile in every mos einent that could benefithis fellow and was the faithful ally of the ...
... rumoured that there had been a vonspromize, tut to-day's proccediege show to the contrary. Court adjourned to Tuesday —NorflirrA Whig.; ...
... beautifully al esperline paper. triumphantly refute the meow and lying vituperation of hlacauley, who, in hero-worship of his Whig demi-god, William, and haired of the Irish, did not hesitate to say that matey who commanded for King James were • coblent ...
... public man, on whose character mils sot a speck. For talents and durime hie smidesits is Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig foam& of that city gave him credit. ti e engaged in that could benefit his fellow man, and was Os faithful ally of the great ...
... half acres, cut on Monday last. We sea glad to hear that the new oata generally tbraughest the country mane well.—Nerritev Whig. SOUTH DUBLIN UNION. The nsital the held yesterday, in the Boardroom of the Workhouse, James's street, J 0 BONBALL, Easel. ...