... probability remain a mystery, fell overboard from the side of the paddle-box, where was often in the habit of atanding.— Sorthem Whig. Interbstino Antiquarian Discovery. —We are informed by oar Dungarvao correspondent that Mr. Williams, distinguished antiquarian ...

... Sold, and also own national interest in the result. For the man would be short-sighted, indeed, who would trust implicitly to Whig professions of and candour, that any conceivable scheme of Reform will escape the most malignant criticism that jealousy and ...

... to put in his place, member for Monaghan, the Hon. Captain Dawson, never voted with the Cousevvatlves, even when many of his Whig friends went into the lobby There is n great deal of nneasinets growing in England about the ondefend.d state of onr W-looteer ...

... Skate Las more light to h'-'/.m upon and ali-nalo the income of th« cleroy than it. would h-vc from hi»rl Rossull and other Whig ; ;*.n tho abbey ! inds of which they aro now the possessore. It Lug been d that just the Crown haa reservi to itself t!je ...

... office* one side •• the Hall” are cloeed. This matter was brought under the notice of Whig during msion. th« hof« ameudoMPt, but wen, with the characteristic of Whig efflciale. contemptuously dieregerded. It is hoped, now that w* hare two gentlemen io ...

... aristocracy, allied with and leading a democracy, will entirely overpower the working classes, and that the return to power of the Whig-Radical party will thus be indefinitely postponed. Others, with Mr. Lowe, describe the measure a virtual exclusion from power ...

... inspection the various brnhoprirs. and accoonla the several diocese?, will read with avidity by the public ~—The Sort kern Whig. *• It will confer solid and fasting benefit upon the country, end prepare the way for of the moat necessary reforms of the ...

... in this branch of their labour. One Whig official was in Ittccd to wish its assailants God speed.” Wondrous success ! But shall not add that, by same catastrophe which cut short the career the Land Bill, this Whig official Las been compelled to niter ...

... justice to the kindness of bis disposition and to his sincere deßire to advance the prosperity of the country. They forgot tbe Whig politician in tho genial nobleman, the pleasing orator, and the steady friend of social improvement. But the visit of the Marquis ...

... Ministry as backsliding sinner. Ho would have been told that was from the Whigs, and the Whigs alone, that ho could expect justice fur Iroland.” Unhappily, the good time coming, when the Whigs shall again dkposo of the destinies of onr country, seems so very ...

... FURL (CATIONS Thi* day ia published, price 6*l, br eo*t 7«L E A FOR PAUDHEEN A IN TIME. A dISTER’S SON HIS. atalesincn. Whig and Tory troth ; To landlords, lapsed in fear «nd sloth ; that Bright Aswrciati-m. Whose programme : Damn Toleration last ...

... of the I world. The application was atrooglj recommended to Grand Lodge of Ireland for ita sanction and approval. —Northern Whig. . John Shore’’ has not for- at with bit address, and we, therefore, cannot Insert hia comma mention. A Scsaa strange row oeenrred ...