... very gratifying report. They show that the Whig party has no followers in Ireland. Either the members returned are Conservatives or Ultramontanes, who, if consistent, ought to be Litter opponents of the Whigs. But on all hides, members with any national ...

... South Wilts, are won by Conservatives. In Ireland the approaching contest for Cork county excites a good deal of interest. The whigs and radicals have u'iited in favor of Colonel Roche, a rear relative of Lord Fermoy, which increases his chances of success ...

... But I must reserve until next week all ft , rther comments. The County Cork election is a great Conservative triumph. The Whig candidate, Col. Roche, although backed by all the influence of the Government, and of the Lieutenant of the County, Lord Fermoy ...

... Attorney-General. He complains of being misrepresented, and he has found unscrupulous defenders in the Belfast Mercury and Whig ; but how clan they or he defend the exclusion from Tait's jury of Mr. Adams rya Mr. B. P. Davidson ? These gentlemen we the ...

... registrars than union clerks, though not more respectable, could be found in the post-masters throughout the country ; but the Whigs have such a fancy for the union !amble that it will bo difficult to make them forego the little additional prop this measure ...

... over Ireland, and to wring from its unworthy hands several additional constituencies. That the Armagh trials have given the Whig Administration a mortal wound, we have only to read the frenzied utterances of its organs to discover. EXTRAORDINARY lioas ...

... re-imposed. It is well known that the Conservatives are strong enough to oust the Whigs at any time ; but, with a better regard for steady Government than was shown by the Whigs when in opposition, they did not like to retard the public business by doing so ...

... COUNTY ARMAGH ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, MAY 1, ISGI TEA OR PAPER--CONSERVATIVE OR WHIG The issue on the budget is simplified to a contest between the duties on tea and on paper. The Whigs propose to cheapen knowledge, which, the Conservatives say, is cheap enough ...

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... sdvantage pomessid by this Ointment over *them I that it will not clew up the of a wound leirWing it Sill mat th te; but era Whig all te the surface, and finally heel wiout tweaking est sofa. The PIM should aid tbs Ointment in tbe following me* feasaafT ...

... interests, of which the Galway contract is the most notable instance. There is besides a general feeling abroad that the Whigs are only watching a convenient opportunity to abolish the Lord Lieutenancy, and make some sweeping changes in the Law Courts ...

... the difficulty in this way ; but it is hard to suppose that Lord Carlisle will be satisfied. It would have been well for the Whigs had they let Connaught alone. Their sharp practice towards that other alternative of a place that shall be nameless, has brought ...