... stereotyped policy of the Whigs with that of the generous and noble-hearted Bentinck. But there is one sentence Mr. Creagh’s letter which should pondered on. It is that in which speaks of the services performed for the Whigs one of tbe Roman Catholic ...

... the cab is no use. this extremity, I humbly, bat with confidence, appeal to you —I remain yours, with respect, Maria Cobber. WHIG DISTRIBUTION OF ECCLESIAS PATRONAGE. TO TUB BDITOB TUB HUSK TIMES. Sib,—Perhaps you could elicit from Sir Robert Peel, through ...

... jus'.itietl in treating; your letter and the enclosed emanating from vuu in tour olli.-ial capacity Chief Secretary f**r (he Whig Government Ireland. 1 take the liberty stating r&isxis for Joclining t? comply w.th your .le’ira. 1 ahjiJ rir.st advert to ...

... CoUectosa bcocmc Members for Ule. and entitled One Vole fur every or robscrlbed an-o,Couu,Couu bull on* will received by the folio whig TRUSTEES; The Lord ol Cashel Waterford. Her. Maurice H. Day. A.M.. Hatch street Her. C. ». Stanford. D.t>.. 8«. Aub;o a Blachrock ...

... in not providing some useful employment for them, and say they believe they are doomed be starved out under the rule of the Whigs. There are over 500 persons in the poorbousc already, and more than thirty clttim?d admission to-day. The guardians ordered ...

... than a thorough Conservative, and Mr. llarcourt, though latterly considered a Conservative,had been too long a member of the Whig partv, find himself on tried questions in different lobby than that which contained Lord Palmerston or Lord John Russell. admirable ...

... ” which claims to have •aspired the ingenious Chancellor with many of his theories on taxation. The defeat sustained by the Whig Radical party the South Laucasbirc Election urged that party to make the greatest efforts and considerable sacrifices to insure ...

... handscutchc I. *»*; and for line to extra pan-els. slid pur stone IGI ! M ; milled sold from .is lls per stone.—.VorfAern Whig. Warkkxpoi.vt Fair.—This fair, held cn Friday, was well attended, but the bu.>iius3 done was restricted to one or two departments ...

... receive the unhesitating and unflinching support of those who, npon other subjects, may opposed him.” Similar support was given Whig Ministers during the Crimean war and the Indian mutiny; and how was the service rewarded ? Clever resolutions were artfully ...

... club-room lately, for bet. not near stout or florid as was when saw him before, in 1953 He lives the ‘Casa Capponi’here.—fVov/Aera Whig Skbiocs Accidxxt a R AitwAT Statiox.—An accident of a serious nature occurred at the Kdward-street station, Newry, to one the ...

... inquiry of subscriber, say tliai our currespondebt correct iu supposing that Mr. Whalley, the member for Peterborough. i ...

... strife, party politics—they had something higher, something nobler —something dearer their hearts than the question whether Whig or Tory held the reins of Government. believed that all political parties might be described in the inspired sentence of our ...