... of farm or labouring work. THE CASE OF VIOLATION AND ALLEGED POISONING IN BALLYMENA. Belfast, Friday Morning.—The Northern Whig of this morning says it is stated that Dr. Courtenay, whose name was prominently mentioned at the late inquest in Ballymena ...

... purchased. On Saturday evening, Captain Knox, editor of the Irish Times, left Dublin to canvass the electors in opposition to the Whig Attorney-General; on Sunday the Lord Mayor of Dublin followed with a like intent, accompanied Mr. Alexander M. Sullivan, who ...

... of all present. —Irish American. TIRED OF THE WHIGS. (from the mayo telegraph.) The Nation, in an able article, headed Turn Them Out,” intimates that the time has arrived for a change of masters. The Whigs have done their work pretty well, and it is but ...

... success; and far as consistency allowed me to give and them to receive, thev had my hearty co-operation opposing the Whig official. If Whig corruption and misrule has earned the hostility of not on.- but political sections —if ultramontane and ultramarine ...

... question, the Tories, because they are out, are bound to show ■ dissatisfaction with the conduct of the Whigs, who are in.” But the anti-Papal policy of the Whigs is manifestly approved of by the English people, through, and by whom reign in England : a fact ...

... can be judged, none but a Whig-Liberal Ministry would be equally lilieral in distributing places amongst Catholics, or dispensing anti-Papal bigotry amongst Orangemen We can state a fact which may throw some light on this Whig-Orange alliance. Sir George ...

... great party have always been adopted and have become popular by that party. In the war of 1770 there were two parties, the Whig and Tory. The last was for the King, the first for the independence of the colonies. After the war one party was called Federal ...

... just before the Christmas holidays ; but who was it that did not? Thus were the insinuations and the wicked charges of the Whig Barrister refuted. But a more crushing reply was to come. The Chief Justice heard of the letter down at Bray, where he was ...

... Tablet for the English Catholic section of the Tory party. It has been observable that in proportion as Lord Palmerston and the Whig chiefs have, of late, displayed a desire to conciliate or “coquette” with the Orangemen, Lord Derby and the Conservative chiefs ...

... GOVERNMENT JUGGLE AT TRALEE. The Borough of Tralee has been bought and sold in market overt; the electors have been bartered to the Whig Prime Minister as if they were cattle for his stalls, swine for his styes, or horses for his stables. And some of those in ...

... are not written in the journals of that time? And, .vheu our people were suffering from the third bad harvest. how did the Whigs behave ? Did they not deny arul mock our destitution i Aye did they. Could justify Catholic bishop or priest in supporting ...

... the nation. voting in opposition to every administration—Whig, Tory, composite—refusing neglecting deal satisfactorily with it—then the agitation the subject within Parliament may be renewed with seine rational hope benelicial effect. But Mr. Maguikk ...