... till they Ord their WA mode at the and them speas doers like • thud, slap ape. I was ia hopes—arta the years of Whig &ernes—of *ever • Whig te • body of Irish elision, after nry years arm. Min ef 15ppenry, I have myself bees asked to err fee yaw forty ...

... osawanhols• to a Awls% Willasaws to ast hs aa m Ositilik sat Sit so. wades a suri s hAs is ts stleht a raiwiails Mb Judea he Whig? 4ansse— Odwidrisaiss do that the la Ms winks/am to sit shoothasstatimillnesaleamliso. hs moot Maly act tl bs The Clerk next ...

... well-rewarded Whig family. Will Tipperary lift his into the junior lordship of the Treasury, which the lion. Colons, White had to abdicate so soon after entering the pleasant paths of pension and of pay P Bat Imo alighting aro Sowers their ban, He Whigs, on woo ...

... upon this case. No doubt the editor would have been more severe in his strictures had not the committing magistrates been Whigs. If Mr. Creake to be reimbursed for the loss of his turnips, I will undertake to get up a subscription for him; but I should ...

... middle-class forces, for if they deceive the country this time, they will not be trusted again, and the next Bill proposed by Whigs will brush their party back into history. We think the force of this reasoning is quite unassailable. Catholic emancipation ...

... considering the whole question. The friends of liberal education in Ireland were foolish, enough to believe the promises of a Whig Ministry; their suspicions were lulled to sleep ; and as a reward for their confidence, idler the Ministry had been compelled ...

... 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 ...

... avail if they did not get the aristocracy and the gentry to join them. [Applause.] He saw no resson why a landlord, whether Whig or Tory, should not join them. lila opinion was, if the landlords met the tenants oftener they would find them a better elass ...

... edwirom eisosgt the stalwortli !rises oasts of Tippeesep, apd whose political principles are, as I ate at variance with both Whig and Tory; e to his doctrine, the Whip are biesdtr= , and deceitful is Ireia, and the Tiede ere sae* • & ,a, of scheming ...

... no means if i taking note of time' —my letter to you wee written 1 es the of June, and alter six long and auxions weeks. ! Whig away as net hearing from yon. I inquired of the ! warner of the prisoe if my letter been forwardedl to yea ; he told me it ...

... also little doubt that iu connectiou with the last election for the county of Cork, 1 local Tory expended over I ; whilst the Whig candidate, a merchant from Calcutta, probably disbursed double that sum, besides in. direct expenditure to a tar greater amount ...

... university, which, we are 'cionvineed, is pre-emiumatly the cause of intellectual freedom sad the cause of their ',T.—Northern Whig. _ TRAMILIII 4 I in —At the Sheriff's Court, London. on Monday, a Mr. Wolfsohn sued the North London Railway Company, for damages ...