... bis time and labour to Parliamentary buMne*,-. This Uso especially now, when the Country has been rendered prostrate years Whig ralsgoTcrntncnt. To save the remnant «ho Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, preserve the people and ...

... Dwindled down five millions (cries of •* Down with the Whigs”). Fortunately for us, that has been done already, they are down (cheers), and must keep them down (loud cheers) Even ten years of Whig rule carries a terrible lesson—let me remind you of its ...

... Irish policy, or, in other words, pursue towards this country a course exactly tbe reverse of that adopted by tbe Whigs. Against the Whig party Mr. Hcnnessy prefers a formidable bill of indictment. Under their rule, which has been continuous now for a ...

... enough for him in h.s brothers d.Hra.ted MlcSor]cy stpum-cly rated fora stable, which,in those hustings he had been opposed aa a Whig, train M being exceedingly severe, and the who rcUrea; Frederick Howard, Gent., to Ensign, , t ...

... mood to pro- «'«“«»• JoUu oro was objected to the mettsure for !r,W be reiected .haher pro, . . ,i Liberals. > posed the Whigs or the Conservatives. But the ceed to extremities . was proved by the Rev. Mr. Grogan that had supporters oflCaptain White ...

... carried out for the benefit of Ireland. When he had first appeared before that county, to be Whig was ensure rejection. Now it appeared that nothing but a Whig would answer. therefore maintained, with great respect, the,*, it was the leaders opinion in ...

... the Manchester Guardian says :—“ Lord Clarendon’s health is said to seriously undermined ; and the reversionary hopes the Whigs, since the damage done to the administrative prestige of the Duke of Somerset by recent disclosures, once more turn towards ...

... yesterday Mr. Pennefather, a respected member of that party. Captain White, on the other hand, was proposed by Mr. Bagwell, M.P., a Whig of advanced opinions, and seconded by Roman Catholic clergyman, who appears to be fair representative of the priests of the ...

... form. The company then proceeded to the dancing-room, where they enjoyed thcmselvea to early hour Friday morning. —Northern Whig, LAW INTELLIGENCE, COUKT OF. ADM KALTV —Testebdat. (Before Judge Kelly.) Tbe Court occupied yesterday morning in bearing the ...

... tho Rallot, and still a stickler for rights of tenants against landlords. Only, whereas much seemed to have been got of the Whigs they could give, while the Tone*, coming in quite fresh, and with new offered something more, why should not Father Ryan's ...

... ) from Bishop of c * “Sami llAtoiiTOX. long held m fond remembrance the Catholics of this great town. , . • . The Northern Whig, at the conclusion of the report of the sacred ceremoniis, says—“ The Cardinal gave the Pontifical benediction, and the vast ...