... IRELAND UNDER WHIG RULE. want contrast ? Irishmen in Ireland and Irishmen America. For the brighter picture let us not take the Irishman home, bcakla his own hearth, bis own country, one of ourselves, enjoying the Uesaisgt Imperial Legislature and a United ...

... WILLIAM H HARRIS. MtDDLB ABBBY BTBKKT. PAINTING AND DECORATING, PaPEB HANOI NOB, WILLIAM WEIGHT (L»U of leaßdal.S HENRY STREET. W WHIG begs to etot* tbatbe exeenteein maaMT Painting ea-J Decorating on most moderate tnrm*. Pe»er Hengtees the Hweet prices Brttmetei ...

... dtook. tbo nawan daH«na la tba Blogtofn. Piton moderate. PAINTING AND DECORATING, BANOINQA - WILLIAM (Lata of No—dal. S BTBKKT WHIG beta to na>a ttoU ba czeeataa to wy PMaUnt and- D«our»Un* moat mod ore te tarnu. Paper HaanfakH tba townt ptleea Ngnaan fnratohad ...

... undergone a change, and that be aim»t was prepared to go over the Conservatives Perhaps it would bs too much to expect hardened Whig, to read his letters of recanUllow that way. . , # Berkley, the elected for Gloucester, appears to be the favourite far the ...

... . . ~ Canada, eta 8. Id Wrdi« Do, Id Zml IlMlDdlMMMnttM.Md BoMiO— - - M _ -Id - - ■; Ml VaaDiamt'eLMd «. The Obterver, Whig journal, profescea to be intimately acquainted with the designs and policy of the Conservatives. It does not vouchsafe to inform ...

... Secretary for the Colonies baa added tea yean* apprenticeship la the tolls of office, they cannot see why toe old Whig tula to be forgotten or the Whig stripling to miss Ms promotion.' And to do Fortercu* Justice bee earned It. ‘He la safe Under Secretary who ...

... last evening was cariority. Stanafela’s had been hesitating, unsatisfactory, and full suspicions but Lord Palmerston, whom Whig Radical member had bevn i act rue ted to follow, rote to a high level of ambiguous chivalry in bis personal endorsement of ...

... penny daily Cosawrotiro paper, tad tbs ila*clmtrr Dmilf Courier baa already made itself (alt Edinburgh, the of the Whigs sad the expoaeat of Whig fjulflaophk principles, hie found e«rr6lsiW»***o (or Cemervatirß opinions, which W twipoodal to ia the Ediabmrgk ...

... directly or indirectly, from the town, obtained at town meeting or otherwise, or from any separate meetings, either of the Whig or Tory parties, or any society or association representing either party, bat were on the contrary number of persons marshalled ...

... with the connivance and full knowledge of the Federal authorities, but they are and even unnoticed. One would believe that the Whig Government are proud that under their rule the population Ireland is disappearing. They employ persona io write pamphlets upon ...

... Parliamentary Agents: Manra Dyson and Co. Counsel for the opponents—For Right Dr Den▼Sr, D D, and Mr Ferguson, on the pert of the Whig section of Belfast Society; Mr Austin and Mr Kassel I. Agent: Mr Cooper, solicitor for the Reform Club; Andrew for another ...

... was the case regards Ireland. Party made her Ita political battle-ground, and the Roman Catholic clergy, who supported the Whigs in Parliament, fortified their religions influence by the land question. All this fast passing away, and 1 would not recur ...