... ease 'Meld he dimmed of tbis tare. Mr. Ihtsgereld —There was a to facilitate lb. of the primmer ie every way, sad the court Whig that to hi.. wore bound ow give immediate audience. Under the circumstances, the foil court out beise sitting, they could not ...

... proceedings in the Court-House of Waterford have than supplied the deficiency in proof. Some few adherents of the once great Whig party—a party which, in the olden time, would have repudiated such • following were , there guilty of as paltry and as c ...

... who, suspecting that there valsedieg mule his coupe from the home. He was and overtaken by the constable at Quisawstreet Whigs. The witness further stated thet he wet a wow is company with the whom he heard say tbsy had got a of theirs to enlist is witness's ...

... The two parties are no longer Federal/ and Confederates, but Republicans and Democrats, or. as we should say, Whigs and Tories. The Whigs are now in power, and they are proscribing their atheism-Ms as enemies to the Constitution, when in reality they ...

... through before midnight. The other House was grave and patriotic, but the special fatality which throws these burdens on the Whig party had to be noticed, and the opportunity was not lost. Both Houses did their duty; so did the electric telegraph ; so did ...

... relations with this country, Such • meeting , es this would be attended by the clergymen of every 'dmomination. We would find there Whig and Tory, Ski proprietors of our broad acres, and the honest and iminstrious tenet farmer. A meeting upon this wide Wig could ...

... be able to led mere patriotic or deserving than the boned tralemea of Clonmel. Ido not cost* here in the intense of either Whig or Tory (cheen). Icons. to lied my humble aid to bee the nefarious enema that hes mode to stifle the independence of Tipperary ...

... ths It to simply to ley Ire the chide dies le Lied Ws I. Peek, Mr. Ler, • Met of le ther pored astir yobbo Mb la she of the Whigs, Not ease • Worm to Mr ere is - Sad Debra wet** Ids dudes to the Werth of the eraatry lad the resessieles at Loud Darby ...

... after him, when his official existence shall have terminated. We newer, per. haps, had similar occasion to be grateful to the Whigs an abler, a more practical, a more popular Vieeroy they never seat to preside over Irish ...

... concerned would be to es nearly a, possible- complying with the rules and adore .Ist. authorities—their WSW mane haying end Whig, bearing in mind that at the wont only • leas alonefourth the value of animals risk, if prompt Mery station is given to the ...

... till at. he atil/NO lIIIMMA set be is. ed. 8 ° WO Me taloa oat against the Comniamy Is, oodulsee at Abboymlls, is the reed Whig he. he Valicabh/s. owl at ika MO Os ma ord. ia Ss.ot Crows fkleaptc, spat: Se =rt. suid Mr. llhoppard ' us et NA num O. L a ...

... relief of bra Maas after a tepee manse whisk bad heel alterner devoid of peril.. DwILLINOL—Mr. Barlow, the of the premises sued Whig No. 41, l'syne.aireet, Comeiages-etreet, Winton. wee to answer the stomploiet at Mr. William if eyes, inspector of naisasese ...