... W. D. Sou Ilirusm., banisairb. aIL DI moos st LIFE DROP& 1.7 Lseses rant • is amassing lassams grand OM agrakar sissy other Whig. et sytaltin dime soil sanity at la do slin gailligentessiss is Isa. es drimegis sir Agile when gbal ~a in moll% swig amegnom ...

... to see the American destruction •ousummoted, the reception into the family nations of the alave cutilederuey. On this point, Whig and Tory, Proteetant and Catholic, are all agreed. have arrived at the conclusion, that it is for the interest of England that ...

... declined to take my hint and your lordaliip, I certain, will bear witness that I was right, arc timid sort man. are, in fact, a Whig, and that name in Ireland suggests tills—that you are false to your friends and kind to your enemies Ido not touch your private ...

... dis lainfully declared the vain act of an impotent body. Neither Luke White nor his roaster, the British Minister, nor the Whig Catholics of Ireland, believed that the Bbhop and Priests bed the serious resolution and the power of successfully opposing ...

... ii• .•••••• eel -be sem dile awl •• %raw will etbli eta pies'. Ibe eletbel dm ?WILTS 1.6. • lesbeal pet if. prep meat a Whig wil be 1 salmi ItibAlf, of Pe•Prili a., sad VOL • Is • Potpie P a Illealls wed Mee 1 the 1.1 .5 the lee . ...

... no doubt, home their insults for a long time; but now the almost nnival cry of the Catholics of Ireland is—“ Out with tho Whigs H The return of Major O'Reilly, ns wc have already stated, may effect little or nothing for the country' beyond showing the ...

... was Hus. | I Vision and Peel who inaugurated the policy freetrade, and under whom it its safest and soundest triumpha. The Whigs, in fact, hare only carried nut the principles of those statesmen, and in some cases extreme which was more daring than prudent ...

... ‘settle’ his property the lady for life, lha old Earl not being love with the youthful Lard Jocelyn, who is being instructed in Whig polities. Salk in Town the matter of theestate of Edward exp me. James Pasks, Peli sold R.IJ. Daly, Auctioneer, at D.uT s iiotsl ...

... TtIEIR PREVENTION AND 0 CURE by WI Feadgeties. Published by Remy Earbsw, SH, Iltrama, at all OPINING OF PARLIANKNT. the of Whig and Tory were int board withis the wale of the theme es esessios whom two paha ponies take m.ll - ' thaw in which the of Lord ...

... quarter. When they shall have concluded, we think they might do some service to the country giving a wholesome advice to the Whigs. Seeing plainly that it is the execrable land code which has caused all these crimes, they should counsel the government to ...

... expect a renewal of the subsidy from the government. For our part we have no fears at all that point. We have no love for the Whigs, because they have not been true to Ireland. But this is a national and not party question. It has won the support of the entire ...

... rebellion. Yes, this is the way to look at the question—the proper, the just and equitable view to take it. But neither the Whigs nor Tories of England will give the least attention Ireland’s wrongs. Their only care in connexion with our country, is to ...