... THE ANTI-IRISH WHIG GOVERNMENT. TO THB KPITOK THK S,R—lt is hoped that the time has length arrived when Irishmen all sects and politics will combine to expel from power government which, assuming the mask Liberalism, and proclaiming itself the advocate ...

... American war and other causes ; but the fine harvest prospects give hope* of improvement. Short time” it about to be adopted. The Whig says:— Wo are s- to lesrn that. eonsrquenc* of stagnation tradr, several of Hie most eacemive factory employers in llelfsst ...

... Kichard Weaver, the great Evangelist, and converted prize tighter aho harangued in his usual style large assemblage.—AorfArru Whig. ...

... Francis Forbes, Captain Kit-wan. and Thomas O'Hagan, Esq., Q.C., Attorney General for Ireland, and all profess, we believe, Whig principles, and all art determined fight the battle for the vacant seat. Rmnmtr is current in town this day (Saturday), that ...

... extreme luxuriance, and not a single symptom of disease has been observed. Oats, also, are generally very fine. —Northern Whig. The weather continues to be showery and warm. The rain to the west of Cork must have been very heavy, the river has been much ...

... the burning barrels tallow contained In them. About -ue o'clock this morning one the men thus engaged bad narrow escape from Whig suffocated and burnt, but having just sufficient strength left to call for assistance, was drawn apparently lifeless state ...

... This I know from many of them.— Connaught Patriot. Mr Maguire and the Government.— Had the Conservatives stood together, the Whigs were gone. It was not possible for the Irish Liberals who remained away to have voted against the government, as In doin so ...

... will be succeeded by Lord Chief Justice Cock burn ; and at all events, that it is settled that the latter judge will the next Whig Lord Chancellor. The band the 4th Light Dragoons will, permission of Lleatenaot-Colonel Brown, play at Bray this day (Monday) ...

... working together with an ambition for distinction at the bar which shout this time powerfully affected the young Scottish Whig*. When Weddctborn left Edinbnrgh for London 1767 the jouruey occupied *ix days. Wiu-n I first re.icl.cd London.” says Campbell ...

... justify the war. The Globe of Saturday, replying to Colonel Dickaon*a question regarding the Lord Lieutenancy, enunciates the Whig theory of the office in these terms The realadministration of Irish affairs not intrusted to a local delegate her Majesty. ...

... tin- Memor.nti.m in.unce the service will hourly °°i tl w.rd. the bo«u will every h.lf hifor ' From the accurate lalcnlationa whig.h v.. x Mine .nd working e.pee””, TeT ,c * *■ which the promoter* possesb of the * koowl * * pay. bit by «itnil.r compMlei ...

... the Melbourne and Stockdale trials. His next promotion was not affected under kindly and graceful influences. Just before the Whig Government went out 1841, and when the event was clearly foreseen bv eveiybody, while struggled against the holders of power ...