... 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 ...

... lootica Ibe North eboold imelr orove eqnally advaotag'-oos in the richer soils »■ d tioer ehmales of Cork and Tipperary.— Nutth* Whig. MiLi.tsaAß (Co. Wistvbatw), Aro. great fair was held to and, allhnngb emoeabat onder o-oal average s’o-'k, wan in every other ...

... the Queene choice should fill upon the latter, than was in lead, and his refusal would le of greater moment now, aince the Whigs bare lost many of their foremost statesmen. But sup fOiing Earl Ruseell willing lo seres under Earl Qraneille the Esrl of Clarendon ...

... luient by tbs Romotl Ca bolio pee fate.. Monetrons and intolerable demand., and it ia nch system of io’ellectnsl bondage ss Ibis Whig Cabinet headed Russell is to Thi raiolt’ol’anch policy are obylnoott'J* almost to point them o.L lionet eatabltahment not recogni ...

... association, and (he difficulties which many botieai men entertained to join it. It bad been said asaoekUoQ waa compoaej of Whigs. Well, be IheagUttbat do member tl>« oecapiei place under tbe (jot?ru-Tent, for himself he believed that there was very little ...

... Gladstone will insure her spoliation, at leaat. and, very possibly, conhsoalion. Yet, this is the juncture selected by the Whigs for sn attempt upon the Dublin University. Just when tbo Nestor of the Liberals is superseded, and his successor has warned ...

... exclusively Homan Catholics. Bat whose fsalt was it 'hat Imre w re not more magis- Irstes in that Council ♦ It was the fault the Whig Government, who bad refused appoint to the magistracy one whom bia fell citizens considered worthy of the chief magistracy ...

... Hughra to come lorhim are soliciting * . likely that Sir word those l ~ io no mina.ion. Frederick will find it a diffl.oU «hieb Whig «a ow)r g.’, natter get Unty ha* greatly .,n«rtt.o. .doob.. H.. , gJbt , iTmTtoTuU. bin. a. to. »>* •^ r the conclusion that ...

... tali see thought of right. He knew oeigbboar who hod (old him that woald rote for Tenant-right, bat that woald oarer rote ter Whig. Ha bad no that, if CgU>ml Tayler and Mr. Hamilton called apoo him, they woald his sole. Colon Taylor said, ia raply, that ...

... Ireltod (renewed grouts). Itomembnr. it th. Whig Qov.rom.nl th. income tax .to to Iho .onolrj (h«r, .od intorroption). tok Mr. F.m, in th. Iren thi. arret uif. tiug. will hr. il .Ivcted, .npport w,U h. th. Whig Government Ihat i. « plun. dlattocl, iotelligibl ...

... flee from onr ehoree. and [ tot signers term the Poles of Western Eorope. If esnw of ell this be the attainment mejonty | Whigs an! an educational grant the LUra! aMOisaiste, I troet Honse of Common* will, at I its Besting, name early day on which to ...

... annoor.cement of the appointment of a'Umen fill the chair of modern leognege* in thi* ioctHation, which appeared the Northtm Whig yeitardar. t* premature. We understand that so •ppcintmeal whatever has yet been made. Deatb mow raa Heat tb* WtATBE*.—On Saturday ...