... the plaintidon behalf of the defendant who his landlord. It appeared front the evidence 'hut the 1110110 y we. paid in July Whig the spring ewes, which was Arndt and applottial in iron, the plaintiff entering on posaession of the term in ?Av.— Atter hearing ...

... Burial Board. To this we cannot at present see what objection the Loan Board can raise; but we must warn the Burial Board that Whig officials are fertile in resources, and are likely to find a loophole to wriggle through even at the expense of eating a little ...

... at the Rent of £23 le ed. Five of the Cottages slated, and pay lc 6d. each, weekly. and the other Nim pay is. .or week. and Whig so isentrall7 situabei ere never automated—thereby la•nug a Froth Rent of per annum sad the Resume. Homo Rent Free. Tema—Cash ...

... sing the praise of Mr. Gladstone, ant congratulate the country upon its good fortune in being ruled by a coalition of old Whigs, wai-dawat independent Radicals, and renegaged Conservatives• Until Mr. Gladstone joined them the Liberals always balanced ...

... Byname YON. net \ I A , Capital, sterling. Mnais But Duvet. I al A Itolloarbild. bar Harm L.N. Ile It.nhr for and couutsy.-- Whig/sale and Chruoometers, Dupla', Levers, Horizontal, Palpating, Centre llocoada, Keyless, and B le..toltoo Guinan, Drawing. Dining ...

... late election far Monaghan. Mr. Shirley supported Sir 0. Foster. the Cemourrative but nearly all his tenants rated for the Whig ctn. deist., Mr. Dow.ton and Mr. :0161. this result in 0 nre to the of the priest., and eveei 1k •.t the Ker. Mr. Hughes ...

... propose to disfranchise, for it is a stretch of self.abm•gation which we have no authority nor precedent for attributing to Whig members that they would support a measure which would send them adrift. There will be many causes to np•rtte the inslarger ...

... King's County unrepresented, for we shall have Sir PATRICK O'BRIEN, as he always has done, voting per far el per aefas with the Whigs, while Mr. KING, in the exercise of a sound judgment, will often find himself on a division in the opposite lobby to his colleague ...

... ere of Cull, den, and like many another, the house changed hands when Its master became a banished outlaw. Then some amity Whig lawyer triad to bay the pictures, and relic.. and the old home associations when he bought the walls. But it will not do, good ...

... judges: The new Whig jejuna dentibus titer—rushes at the thought of an elevation from the Bar to the Bench while his friends are in office. He does not even hesitate to suppress facts iii his apparently forced candour. He must, forsooth, be asked the ...

... his lordship that he is not fit for his high office—hints as to retiring pensions—peerages and other good things which the Whigs know so well how to dispense, are all lost on the head of the Irish Bench. When it was found that no hints or side-winds would ...

... of Dublin or county of the pity of Dublin. GLADSTONE 40 ISLELAED. In grave suspense all Ireland waits T. see what boon the Whigs will get her; The hour arrives, and Gladstone states They'll with her 'tato'. her pepper The inquie7 into the Galway election ...