... (From the Northern Whig), ought condole with Mr. Pope Ilcnncssy. He has tried hard to gain the suffrages of tho Conacrvatire electors of Wexford. Ho had visited, ho said on tho j nomination day, nearly every parish and hamlet; ho ' had canvassed everybody ...

... spite of the opposition of Government affirming that Waterford should be made Harbour of Refuge. It is quite true that the Whigs refused to give effect to the decision of the House Commons, but this does not lessen our obligation to Captain Talbot, and ...

... best make. viz., Sweeping Brushes, BLck Lead. Hearth, lime. Painting. Cloth. Shoe, and other brushes, Bass Brooms, Carlini Whigs. Chamois and Skins, Dow Mats and Matting, with An endless variety of Bruins for bowie and other sold at prices much lover than ...

... Mr. Orme, the stipendiary magistrate, who was present, seems to have regarded the proceedings in nearly the same light. The Whig complains of his inaction saying After men had been blocked down, robbed, and grossly ill-treated, the polioe, no great numbers ...

... Michael appear make the of its polities, and is, we, believe, capable of regarding, with the most profound indifference, Whig or Tory, monarchist, republican, Fenian or loyalist. But in troth there was in that unhappy contract what was enough make the ...

... wanted, he was forced to way sons. do not say that this there mnch to suggest that so it is. Mot . true, then the taries and whigs virtually ■ an immense, and therefore abatractedlv - . organic change is e«eutial to without which the anomalies England, ...

... called an Englishman ; and the other, that had been patronised by tfao Whigs His vindication of himself from being only so Englishman was effective; and, as for being patronised the Whigs, he positively denied the imputation, but implied, At the same time ...

... money. Lioai. Charges.—Lord Derby and the Conservative bar seem likely to have great a run of luck Lord Palmerston with the Whig clergy, but the good fortune in the present instance will be more on tbe side the new dignitaries than the Government, who ...

... used and misused with impunity at evory election and on every occasion at the caprice party. They are shuttle-cocked about by Whig and Tory, by landlord by priest —not free agents or intelligent men, consulting their own interests, bat tools to used and ...

... measure of form. In second address issued on Monday night. Mr. M'Mechan designates himself a Liberal-Conservative.—AbrtAcra Whig. ...

... testify the interest felt in the result. Captain Talbot will have nothing to reckon on from the Stuarts or the Devonshires. The Whigs are to restored or their expulsion is to be avenged, and all will be done for either that lordly or ducal authority, seconded ...

... the Mmi be ai tammely naiad is chest Mitt sad morning. Lotaueirriolr.—linitten HaelaMaia—Tbres templahttm mecum coesidered Whig, bat it should he bone in Lad Mt, by inatteatics sad seglect, they oftea sad mast early thought to •decanged somata, take Hellmays ...