... Waage sore— e 1 INA Is will be to sons: though those who know the Irma ralkeen.eef ..joy his intimacy, have eo hasikatits is Whig yes that it it net Orange at all—thee yeses ego M W. potion that way, and thes it is set at all a ramanail. rout. —Narrows ...

... euveriathodence of R. BULL, 117. GEOItGEATRBET. `LIMERICK. October 2 FRANCIS RITCHE & SONS, BELFAST, ■lRurAcrußßßtl or Pate;ilta Whig Fell. - _ Yor Covering linear., tr., Paws ONE PENNY ran SUPEKFICLAI. FOOT. KING the larvae manufacturer. in the Unitial Kingdom ...

... been remittable. When the oppoeite party seined the meendancy, be of course, was compelled to noise his other, in fame' a • Whig nominee, a change which even the partisans' , of the present government ate obliged to admit, was injurious to the interval ...

... Lakin hem the bra , arimblag e upon the combo the seventeen en of Patlismout.-in whisk way were ranked 'se Acres at the Whig 1•10_,_ _Gewerssneot and the d He sdimisistration LON it and foram b a amber of expectant si-ne,eho were pressiM—ei boo of ...

... O'Connell who gave a Crawervstive government an iteleperolent support, bezatme they .Ibl root for Trelaa.l. What grael had the Whigs .1..50 for Ine land 1 Why, the whole system of roar goverment of Ireland was one entire naienenspowank sod the oratory nod ...

... Thew was alms some capital ristioddiss, at the saws sowlsesse sharge, paddioss is rifiblfal /MOW extra. As we wars es re- Whig deposition, we went behind she pertitien width tremens from vulgar gaze, for which privilege Id was • charged beside. The cooking ...

... OOO on the could not be maintaiued, because he could Mort Government it was a bad investment. Ifs dant can whether they wen Whigs or Terre ; for if he eves erred Parliament h. would net be tied down by any pledgee, he would go in as as ilidopeudent member ...

... aged about twelve years of age, named Denim elohemy, who resided with hie parents In Michaelatoret, and who was described ae Whig • very wild boy, food of eaereiiing bitumen like an media; by standing on hie head, tenting up his heels, and rolling ahout ...

... evidenced iu the lengthened an-omits punished in both journal; which contain biocraphical eketchn of the culprit. lint the Northers Whig has surpassed nor Dublin ran. tewporarin, and even the most sensational London ll'unthle, for no northere ointemporary devotee ...

... and would, justly repudiate anything that they did. to conclusion he made a forcible appeal to the indepenii.ut, moderate Whigs to be wine in time, and to hurry themselves prematurely to that tomb in Westmisuiter Abbey, in which the lion member for Birmingham ...

... liability to aristocratic premiere, maws no more for • Duke than a LeiNeyeeitt, fears no •leprwatiou of voter because an old Whig home is etteedil, nod is utterly met of reach of an influential knot in the Cowmen. The 60 or 7(0 officers to that Howe coutd ...

... ve ' • sale, too, Dodd assuredly not be called a Cubservatiee borough ; it had always returned a Whig, sad wa• now represented by a most eoneistent Whig. That made two cubes. Bandon wee to be grouped with Kiimale. That could not be called going out of ...