... highly, and have the honor ol hisaequainlance ; but no friendship can induce us overlook the abominations the Whig government. The nisre the Whigs of Waterford abuse Mr. Blake, the closer the honest men of Ballybiicki n will rally round him. “L.”—Yes; Mr ...

... J'bey tlionghtthat ~ !i:;.l p.-own -vis ,tt last- a>i ...

... bigotry. Wo know the disadvantages of Tor/ Rale Ireland ; bat the great qiestion is—do Catholies prefer few eiteations from the Whigs the triamph of the Pups over Napoleon and Victor Emmanukl ; for we have no I.§ station in saying that a Conservative administration ...

... by a well-known firm in Belfast, and the defalcations are alleged to have been committed while in their employment.—Northern Whig. Melancholy Accident and Loss Lire.—On Wednesday, the 17th inst., as child named John MOmnell waa playing about in the bouse ...

... first oppirt y and evict the Whig Government from office, with as little mercy as ever an Irish hnullord felt in driving a tenant to the road. Let it be understood and felt as an inevitable alternative ; that either the Whigs must go out, or the Irish Catholic ...

... dressmaking and millinery well or. as Companion invalid she would be inyu.uable. Salary expected per annum. Address X. 0., Whig . county , f ADY MAID—A Person who hits lived m J most respectable families; can highly recommended her last mistress, who ...

... one of Whig placeman,” to which the answer probably would be, thtt Whig place-man, who has been found worthy of that place before ever he entered the threshold of Parliament, is to be preferred to a Tory expectan * (thrown over by the Whigs), whose political ...

... been to keep party spirity alive? A may say to yon—Oh, the Whigs are opposed to the Orangemen, you see how they are prosecuting them at this that assizes. Now. such prosecutions much prove the Whig Government's hatred to Orangemen did the pro•eeution of ...

... we question whether, in the present tempt r of the limes any amongst them would b.! found base enough to support Whig, much less a 'Whig official. The Attorney-General, Mr. (Megan, ix a man of European character. Perhatev, as a private gentleman, there ...

... Professor of Anatomy and Ph Capt. in the College, Belfast, has been a be ac Joint-Examiner in the same subjects in the Ur were of Whig. Sream CoMMUNICATION Dont. pelieve Loxvos.—The London and North Western ments have promoted a bill looking for the contin of ...

... only sensitive bat -.le on the point. It seems, indeed, surprising, hat this of emigration should be so favourite • oue wt Ii Whig orators. We are told that it is not good to talk of a rope to him whose father was hac.; , . and certainly the orators of the ...

... that something may still turn out to challenge Whig ascendancy; and, therefore, they should be ever prepared for the conflict. It is beyond all doubt that the Irisbfcrote can effect the overthrow of the Whigs; I and it is unquestionable that it should be ...