... deny that ever coerced tenantry. I always found then most to rote whatever way I Hkod. also deny that lam Whig; I sever a Whig, aor I know what Whig U. (Great and noiee, through which Mr, Walker endeavoured, hut without eooooia, make himself heard.) The ...

... eanwet the amaUsat doubt. That Mr. Pam to likely toneeive the undivided support of the Whig proprirton to looked upon certain. Tbs undivided and earnest support all Whig laadowwn to quite nsesssary for return. Oeptaia Talbot has already received the uae ...

... county with th* two present candidates has. “dareUnd, given erder* to hie tenantry not to vote for either of them. Bom* oihw Whig hare IUOTION OF A HOUSE BT NEAB BWODD3. (raon oca own coaariroNDmrr.) Friday. Ob ihi* morning, about sight o'clock, at Win ...

... Com* non* paaeadaroeolotio* in epitaof the a/Brtning that Waterford ahonld made harbour refuge. It is quite true that the Whigs refused to (ire effect to the decision of the House of Common*, bat this docs not lessen oar obligation to Captain Talbot, ...

... atatioca are being cloaaty watched by the detective*, on the look oat for ea>. peeled indirldnala.— From yn/erday't Northern Whig. About five o'clock Wodoeaday erening. a man, apparently a ranger thin town, arrested in Ann Haad-ConaUble Simp-on, the ground ...

... and probably nnpre feat, a native of Llsbora, and served apprenticeship to tbs printing basins** in the office the Northern Whig. Some years ago be emigrated to Australia, where be founded several newspapers, which disposed to advantage. afterwards removed ...

... the contract, name, and benefit their own I distinct and particular trade, all which has been engrossed lately also* the Whigs came into office by capital o'iqao monopoly, and that the of thousands families from making a shoe to a garment, or too building ...

... thereby that I originally commenced public life Whig under Whig patronage. (Beer, tear.) Gentlemen. I never possessed other political feelings than those I now profeet. eerer received place patronage from Whig Oorsrnment. I honourably won position, before ...

... result the present egitation—]A Voice; more agitatloa-''] (Cheer*.)—whatever might be the rwoltof the present ogiUtion, whether Whig Tory refused to giro them .heir rights, they wore resolved doggedly. Voice: tofight.] (Lead cheer*.) Let thorn become better ...

... yesterday BaUygamt, and was unanimously chosen candidate of aaacmblsd thoasaads. is reported that at mooting held yesterday by Whig landlords Wexford, right . baronet pledged himself that CslonolWhita would aontast county. The friends of Mr. Havanasli are ...

... •* length argued that the proper sent exirt to this caw. and others alike nature.- of the article of the treaty had Norther* Whig. not been earned out. Very great Interruption fob Tm Elictoiui Drei.lo9 o. JUf-Udi Mr. —t to qute T». Cou B.io.—A lu»e —t- ...

... 00-operatl®, knowing that our freeone them.] No: hut lam assuming—l | dom, though to-morrow, would not safe not say whether Whigs, Tories, Badiaels, Be- | long ee one portion the United Kingdom were peelers, bat anything yon like—let man ima- leu free than ...