... The Whig, in commenting upon this matter, remarke:—. On No turtle) , twelve printers in the Northern Whig were summoned More the Pali. e Court for having refused tc work on that morning when directed an to do, and for Raving in this way discontinued ...

... landlords, and the vile slaves who creep alon» this land—the Shoucens and the minions of English power in Ireland. He spared n-t Whig nor place-hunter. this account is honied, Feuian he is not! defies his wnrst enemies point to one line of his in favour of ...

... o be found in the Conservative party, than in that strange ad- Mixture of conflicting elements of which the Whig-pure, Whig-radical, and Whig-ultramonlain party is composed—the different sections of which have no common bond of union except that selfish ...

... no apprenlicesh'p system or other subaiilnie for slavery will tolerated The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig’ and taken possession of the establish“ Reports to the Secretary of the Treasury front the cotton States estimate the supplies ...

... against it. and «heu the division came, every supporter of the Government not from Ireland went in for the reduction, though the Whigs contrived to bring into the same lobby with themselves the Ministerialists who came from the smoking-room. Disraeli and Sir ...

... Irish Lord of the Treasury in the years 1847 to 1852. Mr Bellew is a Roman Catholic, and, like his brother, is in politics a Whig. The Poor Law Board (Ireland) now consists of the following members :—Mr Alfred Power, Chief Commissioner ; Mr Richard Monteaquieu ...

... are libel, to offer themsel ves_V iscoum IPowereeowt in the vative interest ard the Earl of Listoa el and Lord Fer. in the Whig interest. ...

... taken the necessary precaution. , A single little paragraph concerning Ireland pro- Yoked a'fierce denunciation Whig government in general and Whig rule in Ireland in particular, Ireand had shared in the blessing of good harvest which is a fact ; but the ...

... ill; John Rea, Eaq.; Dr. *army . J.P. ; Dr. Coming. Dr. Maceormas, A. J. bl•fienna Ve. lsger Observer), F. 1). Raley, (Murder* Whig): Lord John Hay addressed the meeting, and stating his principles, * hicb are a'ready known. On the motion of J. Calder, Esq ...

... electioe for the King's Co. The sitting members, your readers will remember, are Mr. King (Couservative) god Sir Patrick O'Brien (Whig), and the seat is (deigned by Mr.'. Pope Hennessy on the grou , d that the Sher., has niade moneons returns, and that he majority ...

... statements of two veterinary surgeons, published in the Northern \\ big,* very plainly announced that such whs the case. The ‘Whig gives further details of the death of the animal, and publishes a letter Irom Mr Kiusr, a clever veterinary suigeou, who has ...

... wonirl, as 1 fully bee t to givieg hint an opportunity of proving its ability in the Name. by his successfully hunting he boss Whigs' from the Tree. eery with the same aril .ur he so frequently has the cunning tuxes from the coverts I And now, Sir, to conclude ...