... brilliant ameselisse spa the mow the members of II array reeked all the law late Neon. meat and the recognised laaagas.es star Whig administration—sod reducing it still I* a member of expectaat Barristers-at-law, who NM of Roman Catholic clergymen *he bid ...

... beard the., be again mode ma ear s• deliver hie adios to the ',- porno la hi err Mr. • repulses seen WOW M his own—his own Whig begs Woo bits in • gaol serambio, Is *Mob treyema teyir to got Mid of rom. Misobila the ttible was paha teen the phifeem, Mr ...

... other parts of the world. As expressions, they are ahandaet esnugh. Though very grotesque, they are, at leaat, as exprewnve as Whig' and Ty. bf which one eignifies sulk, aad the ether a rebate. Leedom), for instance, is • sort of lucifer metre. At • ...

... 28th July, 1866. 8111,—In reply to your I. tier of the 27th inst., I have to inform you that the Ecclesiastical Gseamiselopers Whig returned tbe of your header, £3lB 74., your viaitatioa fees slid. is the L. are £2 Is. 3d., sad it will be my duty to collect ...

... that bar Innbuid was ie the habit of wlth Their Worships this wen as for bar violent and inendow, sad bar to tiros to admit of Whig set being she was to THE EICANDINAVIAN WARRIOR& the of Chemed by the Owlish Olive wee the Swedish boot. To the wild coast ; ...

... if they tampered with the riesiples of economy or endsagered its credit reputation. Ha appealed, in to the is. d ers j.., Whigs lot to serreoder themselves is abject submission to the 0 bat to be true teethe iadepeadeace aid to the traditions of their ...

... into the poor-house. Mr. J. C. Prendergast —This ia the first time mobs,. bad an epplialion of tho kind, and it woold be, I Whig, unwise to great it. We are • mined Indy, ewe I peal to the oldest guardian here if Mare over bee bees say disputing. I believe ...

... was only looking out for to go away from bee; she did act change his diet, but rather improved it. Ile on Monday last without Whig her. Sullivan'. defence he and to get bad diet, and that her other bop complaimed also that she gave them water sited with ...

... gentlemen said No to that proposition to demonstrate their antagoeirrn to Bill itself. It is remarkable that such constitutional Whigs as Lord !Mho. Mr. Agar Ellis, Lord John Brown, and Mr. Wentworth Beaumont, joined in this demonstration. The Bill is, in all ...

... reign of terror they crested, many persons who were disposed to plump for Mr. Waldron did not vote at all. In spite of all this Whig dodgin g, this was the closest contest that ever took place in Tipperary. This is to be attributed, doubtless, to the growing ...

... but not over-wise Paddy Ortica, I. take • Imes from his big brother, John as Is how he wiU view this declaration of so ex- Whig Lord of ths Trrasury—w;iether he will brand ma decor ar his colours, and his conetituesta famish Mr. B. Hegelian with • new ...

... liberal and patriotic Roman Csthtilies were conspicuously absent. The managers and speakers at the feast were of the old jobbing Whig clique, outat-elbows, out-of-spinta, and ready for any disturbance of principles, any civil commotion, however ruinous to their ...