... CORK COUNTY ELECTION. of the The Whigs received defeat in the result of the Cork El es and the vacancy occasione! by the oration Dessy, The government y 92 to ‘was to a miserable minority, and Mr. Leader th has been of the majority. ‘The state of the ...

... late war with w casioned enormous sacrifices of life, and ar hers.— porary loss of national honour, As wehave stated, the Whigs, trae hey vo or mately instincts, have almost erase the system ills Le petitive examin :tious, which was forced © accom. nd ...

... Ireland ces of | stract of which we inzert elsewhere. T and abortive attempt at legislation on this evils, } made by our English Whig those | ficient to. reflect disgrace, and to bring suffer- | mentary retribution upon them, only that latnre, | ject matter ...

... adequate clovation, 1832, down to the bottom of the notch in the back- f How- in the be obviated, When firing in the open, » Whig ‘ond 300 yards, and at all distances behind io bere or under cover of any ws and back-sight is to carefully the back-sig ment ...

... compensation to the holders, many of is as- quity and fraud, a measure this con its in- that we are radical to that eventthe Whigs have mistake ; it cannot be that have del ain to that we feel a robbery of this and theret bring in a Bill to assured that ...

... and George Barber in nivent | in Parsoustown Bridewell oa rematd oa su to having been eoneerned in the murder of retain » Whig Gorman on the 16th were again broaght | Henry G. Curran, E-q., in the Cot y—and Paranstown, and were again farther rema noto ...

... the Government in th as had | and give a epitefalan:t vindicative aspect to | fe no doubt much of revenge in i re wiver- | of Whig eandidates at the orvier, | Me Pierse Creagh bos the follow nglish letter vs the Daltin Muil. 1 latter, ee terms of condemnation ...

... the couatry, should seon rex that notion from the mind of the sanguine C where their misdeeds and treasons to this cou The Whigs are detested in Ire ‘are not forgotten ; the corruption with which for the votes of Irish membere, exclusion of the Irish gentry ...

... the to the But he adds and introduce a measure th end to this weary he will a publi Keser. to be dome by th face than the Whigs ) dead terous, and to expect it while the House of Lords | be carried which will bea ment on the » low, the wisdom extreme ...

... dissatified and A Whig Goverantent in te those same imaginary gt e event Society proposes te re and is act with the of tHese o murders and offences, and to , and inspirations from which political interests, and Irish cessary for their the Whigs and their s ...

... nature ané Of this corrupt and discreditable alliance | Artfol jeaed the Whig candidates at the bh lor the rand of which deprived it of it vate or tothe Kuglish aristocratic Whigs, and this tion of Irish popular «pinion is doubt! motive which induced Lord ...

... bill met the fate of | as Cone hie the other preceding ones, and for the same : since ¢ was measufe to & of the aristocratic Whigs and not the nation a It was withdrawn because of the contem; fested towards it by the country. aT. | ask of the government ...