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... their attention, thrills arr. se stirs the spirits of ail pert, dsyphon with which re is aoudad to tapir by abides i=Wilke main Whig fr the rho Monte Or dee a Sydow meta Ida to • d !Wei. It et the wing the rotor. Mit el Seise. An • her by • !be s▪ ir es it ...

... account of his youth and inee- I lave beard, Lord Murtha. A diatinearience. It is, however, to be observed that M r . et the Whig party, now no more, and Brewing has now the opportunity to falsify , at least in whip wee dais meet sensitive of men, and one ...

... with coming oe, sad the how not able to lather, he left him at large is • marsh, sad kid toe bridle and sad Ile ender area of Whig, He reached Clonmel us loot that night, and was attested pocket picking in mete shops. He wee next day 'derailed two sunny ...

... fully coral to what was sorra lest year; so that with the Divine blessing there is every probability of the fanners Isbeuis Whig crowned with success, and our markets with plenty and chooser:ea.—Cork Reporter. ix Paucity-is ix Dunuo.—The work of clewing ...

... chat, mil Miami hin to go. He task ▪sa bees en his way down. At the when he wee speak ▪ way, he by holding the pis ever Lb end Whig him that the dip &sell The rd wise both may, and bias be thew .rthe he *dial • Meth. He laded up. one the than the en the Werth ...

... brougitt forward those charges and proved them, in vitulication of important Irish interests', he provokel the resentment of the Whig Government, who permitted their official prejudices to int rfere with the just demands from a large district of Ireland, urged ...

... equally sapient and accomplished Town Councillors have since followed this example, and have made most urgent demands on the Whig Government for this Roman Catholic University. From the dale of persons to whom this aboard and prspostitrous tentha almost ...

... days. At a recent meeting of the Roman Cotholie clergy of the deanery of Clifden, resolutions were adoptep condonnotory of the Whig government in not giving grant. be employment to the poor of the west. or NAylotaL Eircsoirrar.—The terms of the in tion which ...