... not be equalled. The show of hones waa vsey creditable ; and the sheep and pigs exhibited showed marked improremant.— Norikem Whig. N*vr Qau, Insect.—Mr W has recently described parasite on the common creeping ryegrass. It belongs to the bymenoptera or bee ...

... offensive character,’ Almost every the of the and right-minded Per | man in insulted L bo oe Vee Mag right Corporation, Tory, Whig, and Radical— atthe Assizes by her Judges - efore fuse from that day to this, as a Corpora to worship at St, George's Church ...

... where he had first me f rals of the right stamp in preference to Tories and took his leave with profound salutation, d and and Whigs, whether Catholic or Protestant. Mr It is stated that the two managing direct a true Jobn Pope Hennessy declared that he did ...

... before each an appeal. The feelings of the Irish people would | still be disregarded, sod their interests sacri I lic.-d by the Whigs, they have been, provided roold done with perfect impohiiy. No con ceseion will be voluntarily male to allay the reasonable ...

... poet hail la Itoi••• Ma's of sod laspovert.bment, tarot Sam to bats their lissa—P p dde, It maid be so easy task select later Whig pansies los extracts from the work, but wo shah take Wee of it the prompt with a sincere wish that we Ho it cards oa to a second ...

... reference to that Irish business (hear, 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 ...

... land. Ol iUV IHJl't* These statements will surprise many, who, of the new generation, don’t happen to as well-informed as the Whig, which concludes saying : One remedy for the extirpation of Fenian Ism I*, therefore, the crushing of Orangeism. and there ...

... Derby's Government against the Fenians, Phccsix men, they were then called, in Kerry and Cork been vigorously carried on by the Whig Admi nitration, and adequate punishment been meted to the transgressors, it would, in all probe bility, have been crushed in ...

... deputation was entertained by his worship the Mayor, Henry Daicne, Eeq, J.P., a grand municipal dinner in the corporation halL 4 Whig, i KaoovKßr of thsßout of Lord F. Douglas. We have been favoured with the following extract from a letter juet received :— ...

... practise the utmost economy in the consumption of water, is not calculated to lessen the very serious apprehensions which are ?? Whig. I AN ENGLISH TJurrF iX PAnis-The Tribunal of t CorrectIonal Police recently tried a well dressed young i Englishman, vbo gave ...

... 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 ...

... political soldier ; had entered with all his heart into the battle of Reform ; and from that time forward ha held in the great Whig army a place, if not of command, of trust and influence. Perhaps man was better acquainted than be with the secret history ...