... lolerpoaition some peraona who ruahc* and eembalanU, the af»J wm end Mr. Rea retired bearing mark* of fW| ** bandliog.—Norrilena Whig. Socra Ban*, Coon a*. —Statement for th* week of Jnly, 1865 :—Namber of depcritora. 1«| •mount lodged. £ll 9a. M.; anmbm-of ...

... Amberley at Leeds, and that of ‘b® Whig Lord of the Treeenry in the Royal borongh of Kiddernaiotier and at Carrickfergns. He then passed dieensa the of tbe great perties in the State, and to point out the delinquencies of the Whig whkb, said, bad imposed the ...

... That eoantry bee great claims the Legislature.—ihal country bee been drained, exhan«tvd, wMted, io my opinion, the policy the Whigs. That policy requires to removed ; and the sole qaeeUun ought to he, which party can propose, not the words of oath, for tbs ...

... Karl of Eglintono wea Vioeroy (cheera}. Who Ireland the Galway contract? Th. Conaereatle. Goeernmenl, woo took it.way? The Whig, (ebmtr. Hashed law word, th. Pmbjtonm. eleolor. (mUrrnpttoo. whleb l.ated for »m. tlm.|. norm., h.wcolda.y whetb. had to Who ...

... candidate'. Mecara. Whiteside and Lefroy, or whether be baa not refosed give even one vote to either of them, and for the Whig candidate, Dr. Ball. I have a few more words for the rev. editor when bee replied to thia. —I am, Mr. Editor, yoor faithful ...

... drm.od t,20l right, ooi Olid *' , ’'i Tbr, b.d b.. 0 100 enoging lot ,btr rroold Soldi, «od l.•rle••l, dtmoiid lo*'.- Tb-, Whig, ood .Ilk., bet ™ 6, »' more tb«, bid broogbl 'ot«*rd • Tot, eiodid.to io lb. .bi.oc. ol 00. mor. loltobl^ , tI«T putie* mot ...

... Coneervetivea, and because the Irish Nationalists, who have sulked for al* seven years, have mad* another unholy compact with the Whigs. THE GALWAY ELECTION. TUB BDITOB BXPBIIS. Si«, —If joa will •fford roe «p«ce in yonr column*, I think 1 am in • potition to ...

... trinmpb. Upon no other principle coald the apparent caprice of the Bridgnorth electors be for, have never jet understood that Whig proclivities were strongly developed IherelM to induoe them to discard representative who has served them eo long sod well ...

... Dublin and Liverpool Ke- b. the Hon. Vm.y Dawmo. The grnai poll, a. mad. ere quoted et £49 10>. of , tbs seet Mr. Dewion, bit Whig opponent, dividend), being nn edvence of lOa. Nstionel ftD d the nujority, which ie eteUd. emooat to 300. Steem nre still qnoted ...

... employment te people, after the land bad been visited by grievous famine. That m“a»are, excellent in operations, wsa rejected the Whigs. Ido not to detain yon by drawing any far her comparison between the two Oovernnj. j,u. lam ao adrocale for peace, for moderation ...

... eoalition with either party; we have beard Sir James say the same thing, hut •soke eelf-defenee. end 1 deeply regret that the whig, the Liberal, aboold found to reaort to what Tory did not (great noise), and that tenant eboald the bastings liable to all ...

... moiivaa. Tba plaintiffs speech dinner to The O'Dooogbna waa also read, and contained some very strong observations on tba Whigs of Tralee. Mr. Jeffera Wfts called for the ...