... of this city, a against, the bishop should abandon his palace and give it tne pol. T ne unadulterated Tory, the inexplicable Whig, the large schools attached to it, where those admirable up to the Catholi ; if the church of Rome were wrong, the truckling ...

... Friday next; but the evidence is so very trivial that sure these are not the perpetrators of the diabolical crime.— Nortkvn Whig {From Butfrut Ntxt-LtUvr.') Mo&aohan, firit Jahcaht.—The murdered men Jamea and Robert Shaw—resided in the townland, and are ...

... make the attack by the indirect promise of Ministerial assistance. Mr. Roebuck, now half a Conservative, is not the man the Whigs would like to follow. How easy is it, also, raise a cry against any Englishman who interferes in matter which concerna the ...

... Friday next; but the evidence is very trivial that 1 sure these are not the perpetrators of the diabolical crime. —Northern Whig. A young man, carter coal from Ballyfarnon, was this morning, found lying dead the roadside near the Rock Doon. appears the ...

... does not hold with John Martin ; Mr. Smith O’Brien is disposed to repudiate both ; the Tablet accuses Dr. Cullen of being a Whig—a sort of “ Sadleirite” bottom; the Nation has grown tamo, and is scorned the “ Alluas” and “ Lambh-Deargs” of the Irishman ...

... iflatus quo. It is natural, however, that a Whig journal should take the former view of what the Viceroyalty is, as bringing prominently forward the only feature in its administration which presents to a Whig Government aught of value. That the Globe has ...

... Lieulenancy was about to abolished. On New Year’s Day he spoke on the subject in the corporation, and since then a leading Whig organ had long articleassuring them that the of Vice was most mischievous, expensive, aud useless, aud that it embarrassed ...

... accuse us, la our former observations, of insulting Ire'anu- re Press actually comes forward the defender of Ireland against the Whig (1) malevolence of the Momini Poet (!!). The keenest of our sensitive Irish friends would never have discovered the insult ...

... 'tenkncy was about to be abolished. On New Year'a s Day he spoke on the aubject' in the eorporation, and , since then a leading' Whig organ had publishel a long articla issuring'therfi that theofeuice was most meischievous, e-pensive, and useless, and thet ...

... those no n who appeared on the busting,: to aeck the bufirk.,es of the pesedo at sieaersl electi n (bur, hear). Where were the Whig_ Catnolics who hod to sustain the holy cease Unser, hear.) They were drald per: ives tarot the nest time they went to Dublin ...

... and m this ca-e precedent for farther such on conamotions! acts? Moreover, if rumour speak true, this will not the lime the Whigs have entertained the project, and brought forward bills (or its attainment; yet. they most, indeed, doomed, with the example ...

... anticipated mischief which causes all parties to recognise the necessity keeping good terms with the states, and too often the Whigs sacrificed their countrj s interest in their anxiety to knuckle down, but Lancashire now dreads the danger from the slave question ...