... Henry thestiaa, the younger, was diamissed from Meath empty, solely becauss.l his ownishortoundogs. lie was, ia his War dayu • Whig. Mr also woody insulted one of the truest and best priests in sr in Ireland; a putleman he warn too whom sell serl alianue ...

... breach of discipline, and decrees the Bishop in his own costs. This is not the complete triumph, therefore, which the Northern Whig boasts of to-day in mere spirit of party. On the contrary, the time has only now come for public opinion to say whether such ...

... has kept de a th arding | Prime Kiga se under- seed to mere retail transactions. ort of to 60s for superiur brands.—Northera Whig. . Turin | HOUSE OF LORDS—LAST NIG apport | At four o’clock the Lords Commissioners, retand | ing of the Lord Chancellor, the ...

... comtnaucid following day. A Kiattkrino Pkn anp-Ink Poririt. rase of breach of promtso wo© tried Helfart the other day. The NorUitrn Whig limns the defendant ia this manner : The defendant, who sat io the counsel’s seat, was one of the moat extraordinary looking ...

... to show that the Irish people are content with their lot, and feel honoured at living under a British Constitution. Certain whig journals—certain quati Catholic and liberal” journals too, basely lend their unhallowed aid to the propagation of this vile ...

... the Clonmel Whig journal visited the hall, and, on learning that the Banquet was principally of the trades and mechanic societies, he did not return to report the proceedings, hut immediately left for the rotten borough Clonmel, where Whig ascendancy rules ...

... consist in a Derbyitc administration, and c unfortable berth for himself ; were a friend of Lord Palmerston, would (L sire a Whig administration, and tomething nice for Litu-elf ; but was ono tlioso unfortunate nationalists who ass rte I the right of the ...

... Independence to consist Derbyite administration, comfortable berth for himself; were he a friend of Lord Palmerston, would desire a Whig administratratisn, and something nice for himself; hut was one of those unfortunate nationalists who asserted the right of ...

... usurper another section, nDt less numerous, clings to the skirts of England with the conscious feebleness of children. We have Whigs amongst us, we have Tories amougst us. We have a party which aims to follow the steps of ‘the United Irishmen’ the last century ...

... curtailed of its fair proportions as presented last Session, and bearing on the face it unmis' takable evidence of genuine Whig inspiration, may some little good towards reforming great evil It is to be hoped however, that the Administration which at ...

... -ccn tree tors (of the extra i'W.UJU/. which ihe will cost ow-r (the Oi*o/, cvmtracl'd for being conJitir.riat the receipt* I whig over 4«ll),tK)i)/, rdl lb* retu-.pl* (utweeii OOW. and tSio/. will U paid the c..ntrar-lors. Hut, if the r* ceipts should turn ...

... usurper ; another section, not less numerous, clings to the skirts of England with the conscious feebleness of children. We have Whigs amongst us, have Tories amongst us. We have a party which aims to follow the steps of the United Irishmen’ of the last century ...