... Commissioa at Manchester was of a 1 nature that Mrs Irelvertoa's advisees hare &said en what in Scotch legal plutasciegy is limed Whig a ()minter proof. This A eseepy eensidermbie and will prevent any given by the High Court of for a luau Courts—Berm. Canomimem ...

... aocoodly, traafod that modento man of all partiea wtnld act mom cordially together. The PoaHteo wen now ea tioct race. The Whig! wan baeondogmon and more marm (bo waa tarry for H, for be had a groat reaped for Whiga), and the gnat majority the Hour of ...

... entertain as free Englishmen, their own general opinions. Let them be banded in the two great historical parties in the State, Whig or Tory. But let them say that Church questions are not questions which they will permit enter the province political party ...

... are crowned 1 with sawn timber, to a greater and uio e inconvenient extent than ever remember to have seen before. 1 Northern Whig. State the Country.— Distress prevails amongst the working and poorer classes of Ennis, arising from the want employment and ...

... film action had to go to aid the therm The ameent received last : n e e plainly demeeetrated the that • retreating mommeet is Whig made by rebels from lb. Northern bander's, of what they claim as the present Waits of the General Polk's form is Kentucky. ...

... yet available). Total decrease in imports of limber up 31st October, pieces; total increase import* of deal?, 49.303. —N0rt0n Whig. WANT FUEL IN THE WEST, v “,r,“ blic of the inhabitants of Ciifden held ra on Sunday, the Very Key. I*. if-Man ~' P.P..V. ...

... minutes past two o’clock. It was impossible to ascertain how it originated. THE IRISH VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. (Horn the Northern Whig.) The movement to secure for Irishmen the right of Volon teeriog in defence of thsir own country, well as in defence of Great ...

... firmament, has cast considerable gloom over it. In one respect, the deceased Baronet may be compared with Mr. Gladstone, both Whigs and Tories, were anxious to have him on their side. Both may have stood in some dread of him—as men will fear the mastiff, ...

... pest sad have both hapseesi and from bead of Wooten Oae Ann was in dety, oa sa average. upwards of £l,OOO weekly.—Northera Whig. RAILWAY.—The hirge viaduct ever tba Pythias°, on the Portpatrick section of this is fast approsehiag otanigetion. The arches ...

... the erne, el thaw% Ass tea beam, that dolialle mind. then ma dilating tie maseledleni d all even requiting el the poor. no Whig the elfislidillia fifenliss el M produelieeramenh cSn my emotes or a the el the 4 gird% O• inellfillefi On eft' theeenes el ...

... mingle with the noble pronouncements of patriotic Cloyne, in honouring the man who died martyr to his country’s love. “ The Whig traitor who sells his country for his daily pound of flesh, the crawling place-hunter who worshipa only one god of the Dublin ...

... Dvvrs from Virßcge-green.) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IG, IHGI, If Sir Robert Peel was appointed to tho Irish Secretaryship by his Whig Chief with tho design that ho should make shipwreck of his Protestant reputation among the shouls, fogs, and quicksands, and ...