... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 knocked down, robbed, and grossly ill-treated, the police, in great numbers ...

... the bed of the river deepened, these periodical floods, if not altogether got rid of, wouldinagreatmeasureboabatcd. —Northern Whig. Innocence ok Wit—which is it ?—A German writer observes, in late volume social condition of Groat Britain : There is such ...

... streets were still covered with water and mud, and progress through them was very unpleasant for foot-passengers.— Norther* Whig. ...

... proceedings of most disorderly **** ruffianly gathering—the most disgraceful that place in this town —were brought to a close. Whig,. THE REPRESENTATION OP WATERFORD. Watwotoed, Wednesday Eveotno.—l hMten inform you timt Mr. Edmund Do Poer, Ourtaen, has addressed ...

... so treated ? At least dozen bills have been introduced into Parliament for the purpose of applying a remedy for the evil. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals have in turn tried their hand it but all have foiled, because they more or less infringed on what we ...

... legislation proposed by tile Whigs, and a meaaure has been proposed by prominent supporter of Lord Derby, whose name was suggested for the Chief Secretaryship of Ireland, which goes much farther than the scheme brought forward by the Whigs last year. That scheme ...

... and is inseparable from the idea of Discussing the question of ritualism, and the late disturbances in Dublin, tho Northern Whig The organised disturbance of last Sunday, in St. Mark's Church, was most discreditable its promoters. Wo fear that wo have ...

... sale of the private property of individuals, and on, and said that no such declarations were heard from the real leaders the Whig party. spoke of the danger to bo apprehended from the Radical party, and urged upon every member of the community to consider ...