... L. Do. h. 5 „ BERT Do. Is. &I. 5 „ HIGHLY GLAZED Do. 24. Mourning, Fancy, and Tinted Nee* always in Stock. These Papers Whig bought op before tbs rise na paper, therefiwo own he offervl at a lower rate. DO NOT FORtiliT THE ADDRESS. November 25. 'NOTICE ...

... The glorious King Brian ßora, leading on hi, army against, tile —Eno leaning the bare—a wolf dog, Au. We would like to see a Whig nobleman think of snub a national object.— The design on the Locket is most appropriate to make it dear to the Irish hart ...

... train on the Midland Great Western Railway. I'ariiiu'iont lias been further prorogued the ?'tith of NoveroVr. The Xorlkcr* Whig OutraJir.te, by a rumour originatt-cl 1-y Dublin that Mr. llutt hail gone- over to the of Koine. Both Mr. Kavanagh and Mr ...

... thoroughly national programi. than could ever expected from mere Whigs • r Tories. But if such waverers, changelings, or time-servers were not entirely without excuse Gr doubting the professions Whig statesmen, propounded time when their rule was menace with ...

... in Parlianeast (confusion) Gentlemen, I Wiry' it has been =tried by some Whig placemen that Mr Waldron changed his principles, hermit he is not a strsuotts supporter of the Whigs, and because iie states he will an independent support to the -- st government ...

... and from bin own private •iews of the necessity of hi. poaitwo, he proplet to offer high office to weversl members of the Whig party, and eve. to certain nienitent of Lord Ruse.ll's Oimernment. He should theretire have to ask from hie .awn supporter ...

... Liameefek. Jew It. BNSON, J. W., by SPECIAL APIOtN?. WENT to H.B.H. the PRINCR OF WALK& Brasox, J. W., =4 OW Ithed•threeth Whig restesoted thew snaYr 4 preethes, mime es thepeetie• el Wirth worth. BENSON, J. W., STRAW FACTORY fee CLOCKS rad WATCHES, ...

... wre also little doubt that, •“ with the last election for the county of Cork, local Tory expended over £10,000; whilst the Whig candidate (a merchant from Calcutta) J*obaSy disbursed double that sum, beudea direct cxpenmtare to far greater amount. Thus ...

... bpet.. Marrit 10. lig Waved. TOmT, at the liwarlall T. . I A ay Ida. • ill se k 80111 rte. Oxon( oft,. a a headred seight, Whig* SON* I.lw ?WO Milling !toward will b. env 1.4 nagierlieg I;dir. ?mu Cri.e, Tows RaLI, Law le. KELLER's tanisr.rop, In walnut ...

... honour and spirit and of position, the indelicate, we may say the and _ . . . - partiality which directed tis administration of Whig in Ireland had something in '$ 0' . . . . . . . the sting of cos - ert insult. It placed the wbois Roman Catholic body ins ...

... eloquence And factitious indignation Dkmbtitk oewcoftpen. . , The in p«ty i» »• *«“ I *''; M historical uniformity Whig °Eeri |KDi»Eßi.f.Y, the Whig, miney which he truly deecribee t exi-edinlreUnJ 13. with MTerity which m*y or m*y not lie* '' I-, which all ...

... will a to, tuiglit Laudon, after go to Cholera broke° out at ?we're°, among the troops recently arrived there from ?ache. WHIGS AND CONSERVATiVNS-THEIR POLICY—THE MEMBER FOR lUUGRAL-MONEY AND MEASUHES. UNDER MUCH KING BEZONIANS P .s the Hon Member for ...