... reasons for gratitude to tbe Powers that be. Whigs robbed Irish of oiiuiaten* money ; they made her deanctiee, , reward# political services. law yean oar clerical poliuciao experienced tbe tender mar* eiea of Whig bubop, and matter col gratala ion that tba ...

... mtmbara of N«- iMoaiatiao, one of •boaa cbial la the ii.iintatioc oar Cboreh. Doabtlwa >b' , *o aalling tbamaalraa Whig!, In. rii. to Whig Gorarß»tnt for adaaoorment, IL,,bt that Ibaj »era| that Gorannnent ...

... rhyme bo plainly out of place, what can on* bat raly on clamour, nnleas, indeed, will keep silence, which bejoad the power of Whigs? Consequently, when Loath, Monaghan, Limerick, and half score towns beside have faUen, like Jericho, hefora the trumpets sad ...

... indiscretion for the sake of political support. Tbs Fenians and the Whigs made common cause the hostings. In Louth sod Monaghan the Fenians chased from the poll every one who opposed the Whig candidate*. At Limerick they struck terror into opposing hesrta ...

... di-talrons to tbe agricultutal eomtuunity, who ! are riekrd so larg 1? on tbe fortuocf of their old fickle fri-sd.— So-lh* Whig. ...

... afier which the aervio* proceeded The matter will probably give employment to lbs gentlemen tbe loog robe. Standard. THE WHIGS AND THE CHURCH. EDITOR TUB EXPRESS. i«,—l c ...

... that onlr ocetpanta of firat data in tba train which left h«r« at I war# lha Roman Primate pod WiUlan Veroar, M.P.—AortAtr* Whig. A potation fro* oatUa trad*, eona.ating of Lord Naaa. Mr. Kilbao. arA Mr. bad as ioterriew with tba Right Hon. Sir C.«orga ...

... aceomplitbad this morning, wbeo tide is low water. The lowest estimate of tbe damage sustained is £5OO. IRELAND UNDER THE WHIGS. OF THB DAtLT BXPKBM. Sir,'—The ProteattoU of Irtltod owe joa debt of gretitsde for joar tble edvoeacj of cooatitatioo»l prioei| ...

... ion might not be available it the pestilence were ravaging the herds es it doing in other parts of the king lorn.—Sorih*in Whig. Devocaeo at .bk —Captain Donald, of the Ariadne, 231 t>us, from Prince Edward's l-leud. with timber and deal, vrtiich arrived ...

... cannot acillate all parties but can—to nse en illostralion which will simplify po.itloo to English unite the mam force* f tbe Whig* and Tories, leave the Radioale io take cere of tbemeelvee. A I circumstances considered, tbe Government dees wisely rri-cing ...

... Lno longer corn-exporting country, that her trade in spirits has been injured, that her manufactures have been crippled by Whig legislation, and that not of the vast sums drawn from her by taxation is spent in public works or in giving stimulus to native ...

... Russell new. revised, enlarged, and c )rrect»-d edition of bis lordship’s work the British Consti(ntion. in which the illustrious Whig author deliberately reprints, as applicable the present day. without a single note of r»mark or correction, all that be wrote ...