... hum. Brother Charlie Thong,. nut. Doorgall-place, supplied the sapper sad refreshments. quadrille baud was Is atteadance.— Whig. The triennial convocation of Mamma is expected to take place in Dahlia toward, the end of the promos month. or L rT (No 321)—A ...

... over 50 aide cars, gigs and other vehicle,; ever 80 rural cars, about MI borscmen, and over three thriumod people un hot. Whigs the great procescon arrived at the eburchyard, the *newel send, performed by the respected clergymen named above, and when ...

... Iriah mam bara ate spoken of, from whom, in oar opinion, mock boiler could not bo expected. A few of them belong to the old Whig patty, between wham aad tin Toriaa tha Una ia vary indistinctly drawn. Others, aad lha more guilty ora said to from ranka of ...

... body of tellutneountr • oen. It could not be that a bill of this character could have boos brought in without coosuiting the Whig party, and there moult net he dsugor in a bill brought in by a metnner hou'• of Bedford, and supported by the Caveudialies ...

... 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 ...

... might tad Jaatly raped iota anything that (hit parliament did. la non* tlnaion, made forcible appeal to ladipandmf moderate Whig! to wiaa time and not to lag Ihamailrm paamalnnly into that tomb la alar Abbey, in which the boa member for Biamlngb ham aaid ...

... enniweicna atmilar to thorn which are prepared by the frtnehiae bill (hews what tort of reform bill may axpaatad foam Toricatnd Whig renegedae, The working men, will bring hit Tradaa' Union UaeUintry bear npoa Ike conatitalion, aa ho briage it to bear upon ...

... holy of hie fellow-countrymen. It couid not be that a Bill of Shia character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, end there could not be much danger in a Bill brought in by a member of the Home of Bedford. and ',imported by the C ...

... e-n jo wog the Tories. I hope I shall pot be late with toy player to them to taus.. I knew we all have eons° to dislike the Whig.. 'They aro as a ;art), an 1 their code of equity is the lir, of c nab , natioes which make majoetti. • and retain power. I ...

... will be ruinous to all of poem end union, between the two countries. Prom the Tories, Ireland mem, mottting but sword ; the Whigs an cowards, se a rule, and their minds ere cramped by the exigencies of party ; -so that it Ireland be donned by the Liberal ...

... oaly choice demented. Ah I wherefore should she founder When that might prarautnd What* 0 thou, prone the twaddle. To quote, Whig trnJlUoo! Would Mr. Fox, thy model Haro thy poaldott f Seltenerllca, from weeping Hepe's shipwreck, might lotord ox. Then ororhoard ...