... term of his working life. He mime down le the House every defy for a short dew to answer qnsedons, but as the mein Wade of the Whig party his work was ever. Sir Gamma Gist Wed kis place, and not without effect It was gene. rally believed Lord Paueniurrow ...

... oeastitu. :,aria were led away by Dittsv-Draartsti delusions, there always remained deep in the minds even ad these opposed to a Whig dadaist /sties the belief that Ireland would feel a serious change is the whole spirit of the ermative if the Tarim returned ...

... an Moly to odor them elesslib:cunt Powerecourt in the Coaurvatlee interest; and the Earl of Lietowell and Lord Fetuoy la the Whig interne. —Eves* Meg • GROSS OUT&AGL (IRAK OUR COILSUPOIDERT Ifarzow, Nov. I.—On yesterday evening, alma o'clock, aa a young ...

... 14 Lame: street. Cocoon= M. O'Keaffs, of Palms:Men plies, a news. paper contributor. In referring to his arrest the Northam Whig says :— • fswiweeks ago Mr. O'Kesffs plead a any epistle to us, warning as of the coesequences of Ger writing spinet the Fenian ...

... integrity of character. His nature was singularly kindly and uneelfish, and his charities numerous and en oetentationd—Noriders Whig. ...

... Clergyman, amieted by Gautlames aseaseeral the preparation of oung Men for Spatial metres It: Puerile Pupa. to prepare ter the Whig grades of trots* &nal Life. Military and Civil Santini Imperfect education. ►lght Jamb, Pupil, are alee Peeetved. Bore et delkate ...

... Werrstrar, we cannot my the verdict was too severe. The blow fals with greater effect coming as it does from • member of the Whig party. If Lord Wreirroutty was innocent of corruption he was at least indiscreet on more than one occasion. The scandal was ...

... cannot make them work in the Northern Whig oBee; but you can make them work for six months in jail Than men stopped work before the time, and if the witnesses spoken of are in the employment of the Northern Whig—and who else could be witneees in the cue ...

... s and apse beldame and wisdom their and upon their *thuds aimulati•g themselves forces width lie about them. IS true that Whigs grow rebut the hissing sir of oppesidem. sod the fact may console them for their exit, bat if they us wise they will learn ...

... almost onsidasens hand al the bow the& she abbe satisfied re• seireseste et Lis seta and get delay amid only be peas elate Whig lowed *viewing the Wed seeding. We may, thenders. tb setspeyese epee the Weide* with which peilimest bat antsideaml their Wasik ...

... another set of prisoners on a future occasion. I remand him for the pres.-ct, but ho may remain, as the evidence affects him as Whig in conspiracy amongst others. Mr Btronge*Wbou deporitiott is to be read first Mr Bury*Pierce Nagle. The informer, Pamir Nagle ...

... of the county (cheers). The rev. gentleman then proceeded to denounce the Whigs the our of the nsiefortunee of Ireland, ,and be appealed to the electors sot to return any Whig to parliament Be believed that Captain *Donnell, though an untried man, would ...