... success to the Whig cause. Yet there were circumstances connected with the election, which deprives it of any claim to political demonstration. Sir Edward was until recently a Conservative and is but half a Whig. Mr. Knatcfabull Ilogessen, the Whig whipper-in ...

... THE LISBURN ELECTION. Belfast, Friday Mobsiwo.— The Northern Whig of this morning says (here is no appearance of any farther opponent to Mr. Barbour, whose return for »Ltebnm geoerslly regarded as settled matter. If the new writ be moved for on the sth ...

... THE LISBURN ELECTION. Belfast, Friday Morrsno —The Northern Whig of this morning says there is appearance of any further opponent to Mr. Barbour, whose ratarn for Lisburn la generally regarded aa settled matter. If the new writ moved for on the 5 proximo ...

... by Post Reply to archbishop whately’s ESSAY *• ELECTION,- IBy Layman Trinity College. A small, bat slashing Pamphlet.Vor/Vrn Whig. DubIin .WILLIAM MAGEE, Eustace Hreet ...

... Tailor and Habit Maker, SUFFOLK STBKLT. DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1803. If justice, argument, or pledges could induce a Whig Government to act honestly the Galway Company there would be occasion for public meetings, such as tbat held yesterday in the ...

... and contemned. No Whig Ministry wiU restore the Galway subsidy, and they will refuse to so, not only because of the ingrained hatred the Whigs towards Ireland, but because they daro not. Think for moment upon the last act the Whig Government respecting ...

... charms the fastidious House Common?, whose policy has more than once hurled back broken and defeated the strange confederacy of Whigs and Revolutionists; tho great lawyer whose advocacy is deemed to be the essential success; the man in honouring whom the University ...

... crumbs from the table” should be transmitted to Lancashire alone, ore, unconsciously, perhaps, the tools of Whig Ministry. The object the Whig Government ia to protect the from the ruin which would be entailed by the emigration of their articana; to maintain ...

... portions of article from the London Times, which the writer, no donb t, thought be witty, and Peellte readers fancied b« sarcastic Whig governors generally consider Ireland be the natural graslng farm of England. The lowers her position a Utile and pronounces ...

... lt is repotted that fighting has been resumed at Murfreesboro’. Both belligeu&ts have been heavily reinforced. The Richmond Whig contains violent article on England for refusing to co cperate with France for mediation io America, and England conld have ...

... and was told to the writer by this unhappy victim misplaced confidence, end too enthusiastic matrimonial tendency.— Norther* Whig. SINGULAR CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY. most remarkablo cue of identity baa occurred at Kingscleve, Hampshire, in which was supposed ...

... condition and prospects of this National project.*’ The treatment this company and its shareholders have received at the hands the Whig Cabinet is shameful the extreme. From month month, one artifice or another, the Irish representative?, who advocated the r ...