... comparatively small outlay, should immediately apply Mr. bury, who, we guarantee, to be safe to any amount” —XorLkcm J)aihj Whig, Belfast, September 24th, 1804. Spobtixo Agency— “We direct the attention of gentlemen fond of sport to the Advertisement of ...

... be recollected, received gunshot wound in the leg, which was found necessary to be amputated. Ue is now convalescent—yort/um Whig. There are women who without the gift of genius, fill our vase with wine and roses to the brim, so that the wine tuns over ...

... official pocket, or loat, or mialaid by aoesa mieehanoa, there might poeaihly no great imwfUin gnea* to aerva member of the gnat Whig partv tha of one who war only a member of the great Liberal party, and it waa better to make aa■onnoe donbly attre by being ...

... frying by thowmnda from oar teenfe, and flee laird is being depopulated, owing bad Legia> lotion. Every Government—whettor Whig Tory—seemspuxxled with the Irish Difficulty;” although the queatico of the ssmlioretkD of our difficulties most to potent to ...

... WHIO3 AND TENANT-RIGHT. Tkk reeent debate Inland and Tenant-Right haa revealed the cloven hoof that hybrid party, called the Whigs. The party once respectable; but, like their Chief, they have sank into a timorous, drivelling, imbecile set, who seek to retain ...

... * ‘ioso votes ore u.id*nt»od to bo (It the service ofM:. Hub* -n. TV) rcouuning couipiiscn many •j.u«sof opuqsitc politic*—Whig*, extreme (Icdioda, end even Fenian*. The bitter have imbibed'hirn. I'litv Mr. M'Ksnns from the incident* rttending hi* kite ...

... Irelaiid, rendered recant by the accidental death of Mr. Senior. In parliament Mr. Belle w has been steady supporter of the Whig government during the many years he has bad seat in the Haute of Commons. Uis the limb poor law board is tha fulfilmeut ot ...

... Countrywhich is essentially agricultural—most remain in state of pauperism, and in short time become depopulated. These fact* the Whig Government, well as Conservative Legislators, obstinately shut their eyes to; but, like the Roman Empire, in its later days ...

... driven towarda Lynchburg. He is van confident of receiving Lee's eurtender, together with the remains of hie army. The Richmond Whig, now a minor paper, says the evacuation of the city has been progreasing for month. The people, however, refused that removal ...

... state at large on the Democratic ticket. He canvassed large portion uf the state, meeting upon the stump several of the leading Whig orators In 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 he was elected to Congress, where, successive elections he served ...

... Chairman said he had—very great pain. Mr. Rea was very sorry for it. was sorrytoo that Sir Hugh Cairns had got a member of the Whig party to join him in his proceedings. By this time the policemen had reached the door with their prisoner, who no sooner joined ...

... hitherto led tha Taa in sfeo battle ot Nationality and ladependtnoe. Notwithutanding the pressure brought to brar o> then by Whigs and Tories in high positkos, the* have, -with noble abnegation of seU flih considerations, returned Members who true to their ...