... Tandragee market at 13s 3d. per stone, realising £6B 9d. We commend these facts to our country readers. They need comment.—iYortAcm Whig. ...

... and political arrangements of the country. Lord Derby said he referred with deep concern to the fate of the remnant of the Whig party between whom and the great Conservative party there at present little, if any, difference of principle, they were only ...

... £22 : a number of saddle horses wore sold at £25 £35 The demand for horses becoming more active, and the prices advancing. Whig. The Riots at Baltimore regret to learn private advices that Mr W Davis, of the firm of I’egram, Payntcr, and Davis, was shot ...

... city on Monday week. The important news of the week will be found summarized in our last page tc-day. C O.”—The Freeman is Whig on lbs Education Question, as in everything else. In lookii-g over the old files of the Leinster (Kilkenny) Journal, for 1796 ...

... thoughts. The Opposition admittedly confident with respect the result Mr. Horsfall's motion on Thursday night. The Catholic Whigs, as their admirers call them, arc said to have declared their determination to found in another limn the Government lobby. ...

... AND THE COUNTRY (f rom the Dundalk Democrat.) When Ireland and Ireland’s roork representatives divided iuto three parties (Whigs, auti-Wbigf, andStop-a way-) what can Irißhroen expect f»tr the couutrv? Wc may re.adonahljr answer—nothing! Tlie tiiues are ...

... acknowledge that the party to whom I belong took a wise and patriotic course. We number at present only 310 out of 054, and the Whigs very considerably fewer, but it leaves our normal minority 44 if all parties combine against us. There is a large floating ...

... lt. • motley we. semi apes limb t 99191 the oi•WWWW HAM Midis Mr, iisit a m . 10, he dismissed it. The sweeredas sale tun( Whig spoodont stated be weer Weeded to eh. gill=mlior, • hose Mr 91 yaws, although this. saint anus soseersatios shoot • hrs. Thar* ...

... contract all, they considered it Irish one (applause). if ihe present g veimuttiil insisted doing what they attempted, everv man, Whig and T*tv, Prut> slant, and Presbyterian, should j o no* delcruiined voice demand jus tics tor his conntry (spplaut*). The rco ...

... committed; the tenant right man lays it to the state of the law; and the Tory to the inefficient manner in which, for some years, a Whig Executive has done its duty. I attribute the state of the country to noue of these causes, neither to the religion of the people ...

... social and political arrangements of the country. Lord Derby said he regarded with deep concern fate of the remnant of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative party, there is at present little if any difference of principle, if they were ...

... heard of, and both will be, separately or collectively, under strontr military rale, that rule the Govermcnt of England whether Whig or Tory, who, however much justly abhor them, are neither demagogues nor mere politicians but statesmen of great sagacity and ...