... conclunon that we have only to hetween Whig. . nd Toric, ,h. In.h Catholic give, hi, r ...

... corres; corms Lord Monteith will fer himself “ on a nd a | ad. Liberal princi es” for the representation usual county.— Nort: ern Whig. sy to TIPPERARY—The Clonmel Chronicle sts it as Mr. Dunbar, of Cork, is the third candid o the has been recently spoken of ...

... land was put under We may mention here that there is the crop this year, no a the cattle plague in this or other of Northern Whig. parts of the Country,— ...

... bis father's death be openly came forward as Tory. And let it be recollected that this period the Whigs were in power, and the young Mr. Avtoun, from bis Whig connections and high talents, was perfectly sure of rapid promotion had be adopted his father's ...

... Belfast, Tuesday Moeniso.— The Northern Whig announces that Belfast to be contested by a Liberal candidate In the person of Lord John Hay, RN.. C.8., son of the Marquis of Tweeddale, and ix-M.l'.for Wick, The Whig also gives report a meeting of Liberals ...

... the history of the O'Connell trial There was a struggle between the Whigs Tories for office. The Tories prosecuted him. He appealed to his friends in the House of Lords, and three Whig law lords let him out; and what was the consequence? Repeal of the ...

... this I know, that like Othello, their occupation's gone, and the only vitality they of late shown is pestering the present Whig Government for sitaaions, extracting firat-olaas chairmanship for one and something else lor another, supporting them today ...

... trail tr aged by the cha tion of of the men they make judges. The Whigs f by the sought to give us good judge s—the Tories pa rs shail one. Yes, we owea debt o £ gratitude 1 not in- Whigs for that honest principle of attachm the cause of truth and justice ...

... is written clear and spirited style, and is valuable condensed history the adminiatrauoq and exposure the UcUca pureued tho Whig-Radical coalition. ...

... recollected, received a gunshot wound in the leg, which was found necessary be amputated. He is now convalescent.—Northern Whig. ...

... barley-grower instead of the Chinese cultivator, and complains that the Budget stil' leaves the financial legislation of the Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The Times does not deny that every single proposal ol the Chancellor of the Exchequer is likely ...

... once promoted fanaticism, by speaking the unknown tongue. I shall carefully abstain from any invidious comparisons between Whigs and Tories, two great parties which have much to boast and much to be ashamed of; but it is not fair to hoid either party, ...