... lodged the contents of bis gun in tbe tbigb of bis companion. The wounded mao was taken to hospital, where remained till died,—. Whig* ...

... Nationalists, but Irish Catholics, as ready to defend their church’s as their country’s cause. The te::- dency of the present Whig rule, both at home anc is to m the one sentiment in the other, .ore a: Catholic interests in an ignoble effort to secure persona ...

... to the prejudice of home production. The English trade is ruined, and the English revenue deficient. Snch is the result of Whig jobbery with the Manchester school, and of Mr. Gladstone's financial blunders. The remedy by no means clear. We are embarrassed ...

... Londonderry has been arrested n charge of stealing money letters, several of which have been missed for some time past—MerMera Whig, Lose or a STSAMamr.—Great anxiety fsH respecting the fate of the steeamhip New Prtton, owned by Meaera Ford and Jackson, of ...

... Raisins, geed me of every am told hies ought mot be het i- Very One Belton& do (without Moms). fated skeet Ise a megmist (hear). Whig a fatality Very One Varna& do. assorred wies were to be seen abost hen. - 1 New eras sod ether Cornish& then exclaimiug oh ...

... was joiaad His Kaaa, that It was iaopossible to eoapty with dotnaad open (hail mads la sash complimentary manner.—JVorlbara Whig. Fias Esc* Ms. A moating was bald Monday in'tho Voary .roam of Piter's pariah, and rcoolntiona ware Is aappaat of the aaoraaaaat ...

... it* uoj.d practical and real I for national gives waning in the f-u'joined article, the tanee which cannot If the Liberal Whigs attempt additional injury Ireland, they will have scaled I heir own doom Severn of our contemporariHS have rcceutlj ft)nculu(iei>9 ...

... accepted the office of High Sheriff of Tyrone lor the rar. and has t.ommstcd George Rogers, . be *ub.tdieriff.- —Sort kern Whig. Mrs. Watson, with her n-ual kindness, has distrtt,d amongst her tenantry ami lb#poor at btanlin, county , way. a plentiful ...

... all classes and to both sexes of the Irish people. 'rhis, no doubt, is another of the si;,;nal favonr• 1,, 5t ,,,,„a by the Whigs on their fortunate protege! We have iv it former entitle expressed our own opie this question. It concerns Ireland more than ...

... progress for transferring it Foynes.” Had Galway is, Foynes is twice as bad, and it never would have been recommended by any but a Whig Commission for Transatlantic Station. The idea is preposterous; a rnud pond the side of a river, in which there s current like ...

... represent, the greater era the difficulties he has to contend against at the poll. The unadulterated Tory, the inexplicable Whig, the truckling, place-de curing nondescript can always culcula-'e upon seat ; but every country constituency is closed against ...

... governed by back stairs in“flaence,” and to prove its case quotes the senile reminiscences of the Whig Lord Cloncurry, and relera to the government of a Whig Lord Lieutenant, the Marquis of Anglesea. Thus, we should argue agtinst the continuance of Monarchy ...