... PiLHinaToVe pdin, day, are going , m , n . the thing, that were, I that the death km 11 ,f the Whigs is likely tolled , tl.a„ even the enemies of the Whig party ira or e„wet._ On,mlo„mrt.«U!e.h,ve been lost t-, ueih.te the people and Clergy of Ireland ...

... of Ibc lats J M KiiUrs. k*), of Barr, county Tyrone. At Mount Charloa. Belfast, James Uruat. formerly editor of the Nortktm Whig. the camp, Cnrragh, Frcdotick Unatavas Hamilton, Esq. GrenMler Guards. AtTictorla-aTeans. ScTllla-plaes. Jamas ColUoa, aged ...

... manner the Catholic faith, old Gabibaldi and his compeers will tlo, if they are mercifully spired for reflexion. CONDUCT THE WHIGS AND TORIES ON IRISH QUESTIONS. Wc find we liavc been lolly justified not only the admissions the organs of liberal opinion ...

... Ireland can only attained, the energetic action of public opinion, which there reason to believe Cm even yet bear the councils Whigs and Tories, if there anytlnng like sincerity on the part our Parliov.ontary member*. ...

... aged alvnit 60, the following Lands and Fee Farm Lent, viz. Lot I—The Life Interest of the Owner in perpetual early Kent of Whig portion a F ...

... almost unanimously replied with scowl of just indignation; even that notorious old Whig, Mr Larry Waldron, could not stand it; and did not vote against hi# friends ibc Whig Administration—and it would have been no wonder for him, who once called himself ...

... carry out the great objects « h.eh it is the interest of all Irishmen to aim. Alth.tigh as the Liberator, have tie habit of the Whig* more Iricudlv t'“ J cause the jKvple than the Tories, sh«mld ' sorry to pul our trust either parlies iponenls of ait Irish ...

... exception of the first Minister, are 10 and 20 years his junior, whereas the House of Lords Lord John would he senior of a’l the Whig Ministers there sitting. The accounts from France state that trade there is cxtretnelv depressed. Louden Wind, S.W., dull. ...

... more promising results than in lust Wednesday's pr ...

... either wholly disregard Irish feelings and interests vote, direct opposition to them, for every coercive or unjust measure Whig Governments, from which nil Irishmen of every creed and shade of politics are hereditarily ex* eluded. As natural results, ...

... an officer of the reserve force and fifty men left Dublin train last night for the scene of the above outrage. The Northern Whig of Saturday morning, received Ibis afternoon, contains the following despatch from Monaghan ** A Urge force of military and ...

... wonderfully. As an unusual breadth soil under flax this year, these favourable reports are high interest and importance.—Abr/Aera Whig. New Application the said that Mr Ucuier, of telegraph fame, has made, or about to make, proposal to many M P’s who prefer ...