... contest. But it is a fact worth noting that the two priests who made themselves the most conspicuous by their support of the Whig, and their hostility to the popular candidate—Father Fanning, P.P., of Kilrnsh and Father Meyler, P.P., of Ferns—are almost ...

... practical, and patriotic. dwelt most forcibly on the injustice and misgovernraent of this country perpetrated the English factions, Whig and Tory. He proved most clearly that until this country enjoyed the blessings of self-government—Repeal cf the Union—it could ...

... hearty support—Mr. W. A. Cowing. In the Nation of the 22nd ultmo. we alluded to the rumour that Mr. Cowing had in favour of the Whig candidate ; and we intimated our reluctance to credit a story which would involve either imbecility or treason on the part ...

... DREADFUL MURDER NEAR LISBURN. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OP SATURDAY.) Yesterday morning mnrdor of the most shocking character was committed at a place called Bally maobrennan, about three miles from Lisburn. The locality being one of the most peaceable ...

... Irish race. I ask all Irishmen, both clergymen and laymen, wlo have the welfare of Ireland at heart, should they support the Whigs, who say through their chief, Lord Palmerston, “that tenant right is landlord wrong?” I say they should not; but there are ...

... the assertion of correspondent, signing True Patriot” that Mr. .Gowing was pelted with stones when bringing up voters for the Whig candidate. Mr. Magaire says“ I was with Mr. Go wing the car at the time he was hailed all with his usual reception of joy and ...

... you described the defeat of the Tenant-right candidate as a story of base tyranny and nefarious treachery on the part of the Whig Liberal Cawtholic landlords—Leitrim repeated, but with fatal effect.” Would that this dcfciption were entirely correct. Would ...

... who have been making most anxious inquint. respecting them, have not we believe, got any traced their whereabouts.—MrtAera. Whig. ptoal AUGUST. IT. Sun. Sunday p. Trinity. Carrickfergng mirendered on articles. 1689. Battle of Castlebar—Flight the English ...

... reference to that Irish business (Lear, hear). Some of them spoke of this or that E iglish party, as if the Irish people cared for Whig or Tory, Catholic or Protestant, when the interests of Ireland were concerned (hear, hear). What we want .is Ireland for the ...

... of the most important inventions of the present period, prolific in economical applications of scientific knowledge Northern Whig. An Oil Spring on Fire. —We have some particulars of the recent tire in the oil well on Pit Hola Creek, Pa. The oil had recently ...