... their representatives retain position of entire indefemUmce of parliee. The time has come when must make it plain to both Whigs and Tories that the price of Irish support must fearless and unmistakeable resolve to do entire justice to Catholic Ireland ...

... of doe nowise she Wesferd has . hooey dad Mr *Males, At, she Is'Wailes of the poll so hi. is a bitter speech. which be hi. Whig hating Managed the mimed principle—which we hope he will so.nsieuntly as has We the Lot to advocate it oe the hoodoo—thin the ...

... portion of them. As the distinction between the Whig and Tory addresses, it requires very close and keen observer detect it. The Liberal- Conservative wolf is so closely muffled up the disguise of the Whig Rei-Riding-Hood, that, till bis treacherous voice ...

... acknowledged leaders of English society to discourage this too-long tolerated folly. THE RIOTING IN MONAGHAN. (FROM THE NORTHERS WHIG OF MONDAY.) Monaghan, Sunday Evening.— Yesterday morning the pollin'; for the election of two members of parliament for the ...

... of the county (cheers). The rev. gentleman then proceeded to denounce the Whigs as the cause of the misfortunes of Ireland, and he appealed to the electors not to return any Whig to parliament. He believed that Captain M'Donncll, though an untried man ...

... VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER. (FROM TIIE RORTHKr.W WHIG.) Castleblayxey, Tuesday.. —The inquest on the body Peter Shevlin, who was shot during the election, at the railway station, on Saturday last, was resumed this morning in the courthouse, before Hugh ...

... representatives retain • position of entire independence of parties. The time has come when we must make it plain to both Whigs and Tories that the price of Irish support must be a fearless and unmistakeable resolve to do satire justice to Catholic Irelaud ...

... can carry any dangerous measures; least of all a Government whose otajoritv is composed of the most heterogeneous elements —Whigs, Peelites, semi-Conservatives, semi- Republicans, Radicals, and Irish Catholics, Reformers as ardent as Bright, and antl-Retormere ...

... have the who mode the 'beryl against Captain sheeted out of the rusty (*keen) The nr. primes the prosseded to diseases the Whigs es the rose of the of Irked. and be apt mkd to the slums sot to Mare my Wei Me Mewed aidissie as mins/ wan, would rainy out ...

... triumph. Upon no ether principle mead h carries of the Bridgforth electors be soceeeted for, we have sever yet understood that Whig proclivities wen so strong, developed there as to induce these to discard • representative who boo nerved them so lona end ...

... sad those leslomiles he /mired. bet spirit of thrombuet the kingdom, the of shish they might afterwards ►ns reams to regret. WHIG JOBRIRT-THR LORD BON INU MM. P. R. WELAL Ms Tuare The Select Committee the Lord Cheseellor sod the Leeds Bankruptcy Court were ...

... men who profess principles contrary to those on which they came into office (cheers). THE HURRICANE IN TABLE BAY. EIGHTEEN WHIG[ /—vaionTruL LOSE OF LIFE By the Cape papers which arrived by the last mail we have received full details of these sad disasters ...