... 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, ...

... operating wrong direction; the penny wise and pound i.mlish system being us firmly established under the reign of reforming Whigs under that of the most profligately spendthrift Tories. All the expensive idlers arc, as usual, still retained in pay, while ...

... ruins of the Papal Power. The propagation of the Protestant Gospel in Italy is as dear an object to the Conservative Lord tithe Whig Lord Jon* Russell— to Mr. Gladstone, who believes in baptismal regeneration, as to Lord Palmerston, who ridicules the doctrine ...

... theegh easy pus. bare pared, are vi . vt by tin pear of try. The M y dote set era Me little, Moo, is methesglit weer the Ware Os Whig, sr sr, does le saw re rogueries them Mei is the woomat le Ye riming edges is Kerry, as • liersew, limier *beim the add by ...

... hereby’ that, in purse- and of several ee scheme went. Ob, , tae Jack Barber,” who anes of the Lorre I have made and Catholics, Whigs, and es von at the last Warwick Reces.— (See Racing Ca- and framed my Drait A ty the Cork and Limerick welsing forth the price ...

... the couctsy have been tered in a moath, are my apology into the details of these fen the colonies of f Australis aed) en ther Whig blen qo should wait longer, But, before F dip inte kee jue beck 0 little, and out some of the on this orgent After Lord Naas’ ...

... to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Taylor appointed t« the skirts of England with the conscious feebleness of children. We have Whigs amongst us, we have C Gent, to be Ensign by pur- Tories amongst us. We have a party which aims ehase, vice C C Ros, to follow ...

... con- til half and th •j. '■> r. watehuiiU. mtsi'i ip, of the place The Mnv and prem't - fo.nr.i; The was li priMumer.l. Led Whig tdiv-u iul • state the c’.uirac lUo’ livin’ whL’ti: nith tli Mayor O* the Court this J.tv, lllachy. rc'mamUd Iron ye«¥%, I ...

... bound to believe them; could not ow what business private members in making the attempt. It is plain that Sir John ministerial Whig, and wisbe, the present Cabinet i hould bold °Moe, os/gre Reform. Messrs Wickman , and Forster. the members for Bradford, my ...

... ogee’ or Catholic? He ia to the work! house, and it clesk, ond get bis aite.tion in town he comes bick after epending b's day, Whig legislators ¢ 1 Srea‘ed in that sto’ have not already intends leaving the they aso—that ix, duties the Goverament. ees they ...