... present his pretensions before an Irish constituency. Great principles are involved this Issue : it lias not been light between Whig and Tory. Ireland can ill afford continue the battleground of cither faction. For thirty years and more the experiment of ...

... Br link Parliament, and through W. Howie of Lord., it only donna lb. lime at a Teel a•staisittraton, we el then ate, by lb Whigs, Libre', awl Radical* of Ragland ;'rat bat •aist., sod that the preset time, thetefcre. offers shunter of hip. we haw. (and ...

... wbe nada in the parbb of Garrarthey war Bridgetown, sad having wads • Myst search is the has 17 stand of saw arm • of polish Whig of arms In the bank awl Sesals• the hi direetios, whit+ l Cs. the art to the awls whj was lio this his no, a yang lad, with ...

... believe, expect that they will divide the church property between tho Protestants and the Catholics. Then, perhaps, the Whigs ? The Whigs arc remarkable for the verbal energy with which, when power, they have attacked tho anti- | Irish Suite Church, and forth© ...

... Bradshaw, tall Tipperary man.wlio never figured touch, and whose arrest was matter wonder, were bitterly prosecuted by the then Whig government, the tiobettor-Genetiil (“Candid hu Cramp ton) hiving undertaken the duty person, defending, and doing all be possibly ...

... itself that it wants so by instalments, but to the whole question at not who the iatroducers ot a hill. whether Tories or Whigs—whatever esemans is submitted to asset be us details, and it will be for Parliament to it into bar- the educated opiaiaw of ...

... county. Daunt for the borough. At the Dungarvan election, to which I have juat alluded, there were very curious proceedings. The Whig candidate the time was John Matthew Galwey, of Dnckspool, who was backed not only by the Castle of but Dnblin Castle, letter ...

... al law, public opinion went along with her throughout her struggle. Divided An on other topic*, we have never been tither Whigs or Tories in our minimise to the cry •• Italy for 1110 Italion.. Fears and misgivings wine of us •any have had, for faith ...

... moo of iivelliisenne,irnra t al in the duielirsge of big unties of tossitinn hn hss Re prowl in thibbereen. The Noril e'n Whig. in reference to the r , motion of Artirg-Con.lebls Enricbt be constable, announced io tho Gantt. --Con-table Enright is a ...

... EDMUND BUEKE. Earn. at itaILL has to Life of Charlet James '—tuird au; last volume. lit finds blare the cuter of the great Whig, 'ohms life, be idioms, was chivvied to the l-ber y pd white-It-ma nation', and sacrificed at lest to the to.aok. Earl has ...

... Legislative Union as mortal poison the prosperity of Ireland. Now, Whig and Tory Government are resolved to maintain that union long they can. To the extent the support thoy give tho Union, Whig and Tory Governments will always looked by our people as the enemies ...

... MART ANN DONT/VAN. SETAF 102. Two ye*T4 • controvetsy arose the limit .4 hum. life. SUMO physicians declare that no human Whig hail eves lived the age lOU. ignared l'afT altogether, and rejected the palish rrgi.trts. agym:in, and others without ceremony ...