... perfectly airtight and waterproof. lint it is now ten o'clock, pan. sod the shiner forth beignt and luminous, from an ungry sky, (Whig through cloud raisin, th‘l Sod to thug them -styes tipon h r while with apparent wrath she dine:* up and tin, teasing them ...

... ; nay, more, the 1 policy and legislation of Government have contributed to this I anguishing and exhausted condition. The Whig Gaveruments which have existed for the lag twenty years with but short iuterrupnon., have throughout manifested either hostility ...

... and Mr iteu soon afterwards left, banding some silver to the of:airman for coins away without liberty. What west —Sart/atria Whig. Tun Mltirtm—Tire following circular Inensocandent his tossed Lnm the mike of the leopmtoriGeseral of Nilotic., dated Duhiia ...

... In our last when referring to this subject we inserted is exteneo the section of the statute fixing this proportion, but our Whig rulers do not hesitate to drive through this enactment, which has the dignity of a national treaty, hut by none to the same ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICA. FASHION. has been committed by the Whigs ; Parliament, did not and cannot abrogate this treaty, yet The sty' it has reason to believe it suffers it to be broken anti trampled upon both that the Doke of Naze Coburg has sompted the Throne ...

... occasioned by the excessive taxation for the Imperial Treasury, which has been more than doubled during the governments of the Whigs for the last fifteen or twenty years. The taxation on Ireland for the Exchequer is fully ten millions sterling; very little ...

... cent. on the last hall par's , ea hi s prep May dame as AO* his county Kilkenny. LIGHTING RA MITA T Camuacn WITH GAIL Northern Whig says On Thunday, we for the lint time Ireland, railway carriages were lighted with gam the Ulmer Railway Company being the ...

... Longford in thief:item of the tut session by The Whites,' at they ate familiarly styled in Ireland, have always been stanch. Whigs, the advocates of civil and relgioue liberty—in defence of which prior plea they have expended large tutus of looney in opening ...

... his life in and gave his labour to England, to be permitted the miserable pnvilege of dying in the English workhouse. That Whig doctrinaire, Mr Villiers, the heard of the English Poor Law Board, in reply to Lord John Browne spoke with supercilious aced ...

... tells us of the blunderiug and disat ass leadership of Mr Disraeli. For Ireland soy rule must be bettor thee that of the Whig% and it is the interest of all classes of Irishmen that the gene, mos hon e st leaden of the Cooservatives should have the ...

... will certainly be one of the most inipotv tent of this uneventful season, and the opportunity of successfully confronting the Whig tiovernmeat with solid facts ought not to be lost by apathy or indifference at home.—lfair Correspondent. Witisr ix 1880—The ...

... larger profit. The genuine have the words Wanda It. Nom Lomas, printed is whit, Wen °overuses/ bump, by of /fed. he Wilde Whig is .lilies. AUSIRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, AND BIUTISII A. holding , Victoria Warrant• nr Itnant• Ti'ke's Inr I.siuneexti.n nr will ...