... promptly and courteously done us. We shall be much mistaken if the Star does not find enemies far more bitter than Oraogemen in Whig- Catholics. Our contemporary must recollect that wMle the sable advocacy of Protestanta like Grattan, Curran, Pboaket, was ...

... free Ireland, lier=was not aware that them sv.lasbery in extras°. in Ireland to whisk the, apply. This is • very fairmineen of Whig for this enentry.—/riat 2 Cam—The of Mires and Count Strom are est down for hearing as the 1211 i of ATM. The administrant ...

... TM two 1 keels ennikt, awl bleed ease es the al =e i : is. es the The aoomaped his selftelowa, sad stayed with him, greatly Whig terror, twelve at sight; but the mm would pert with the assistaat, aor could Coy deverum, on the of the baron, that amistant ...

... skulk off the field without abiding the result. They refuse now to bring on the grant. It is the Government, therefore, the Whig officials, and neither the will of Parliament nor public sentiment, who create the persecution this society of Irish noblemen ...

... first minister, are ten and twenty years his junior, whereas, in the House of Lords, Lord John would be the senior of all the Whig ministers there sitttng. PROSPECTS OF PEACE IN AMERICA. The Times says:—The mercantile advices received yesterday give increased ...

... obtained the support of Lord Palmerston's Government ; and, a Ministry, which pretends to represent the principles of the Whigs ot 1834—when Melbourne, Brougham, Duncannon, Spring Ries, Lansdowne, Mulgrave, Auckland, and O'Loghleu were in office—duped ...

... appointment of Sir George Grey to the Home Office explained by the statement that, like Sir G. C. Lewis, Comte Grey belongs to Whig party, of which bis (athar was one of tbe moet eminent chiefs. The Secretaryship for Ireland, Lt Pays went on to say, was ...

... prepare a report which will printed and placed the hands of the committee on Monday. THE TWELFTH OF JULY. {From the Northern Whig of Saturday.') The great Orange anniversary which, on so manycelebintions, baa been marked by strife, and bloodshed, and murder ...

... The foreign cities are set down according the latest official returns in the countries in which they are situated.—A'ortkem Whig. Election Trice.— An unsuccffisful candidate the late election of the French Conaeils Geueraux is endeavouring upset bis successful ...

... is very small one, with some 230 or voters who, so far, satisfactorily for themselves, are the property not of a Tory, bnt Whig nobleman, the Earl of Zetland, Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of York, and “acting grand master of the Freemasons of England ...

... the Bth and 9th of August. A similar invitation is about to be conveyed to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Northern Whig. The following are amongst the latest Departures from Reynolds' Hotel, Sackville-street: —The Earl and Countess of Erne, and ...

... acquaintances. It will be very oonveiuent merchants to hare a branch of one of our local bonks in the metropolis. —Northern Whig. Loro John Russell’s Titles.—W« understand that •he 0* Lord doftn Russell will be Earl Russell cf K.ngstou Rutigvli, in the ...