... it not, on the contrary, determination, first, to do honour to a man who had suffered for vioation of Act which, while the Whigs were in power, had been inequitably and partially applied? and, secondly, to punish the Party who grudged them the gratification ...

... is this the case When similar measure was introduced by Lord Qeoboe Bentinck how was it treated? How was it treated by the Whig Ministers of the day, and how by the Irish Members who supported them Possibly the case is altered now —possibly no Irish member ...

... we have said, they were interred yesterday in one grave in Shankhin. There were only four persons at the funeral. —Northern Whig. Melancholy Accident Three Persons Drowned—Ddnoartan, Sunday.—l sorry to record the death of Mr. Aitchesou, officer of coastguards ...

... dispatch arrived from the Portnoo Coastguard station. As write the Rainbow has not returned.—Correspondent of the Northern Whig. , . Having got a breech-loading musket, which is represented to be the best of any in the world (as every, thing French ...

... break out again te-morrow. The police, several of whom ire more or less hurt, are guarding the Roman Catholic chapel. —Northern Whig. Kilmorh.— a general ordination held Sunday, in the cathedral o! Kilmore, by the Lori Bishop of the united diocese of Kilmore ...

... abolition of the Yiceroyalty, and the reduction this kingdom to the degraded position of province England?—lt was Mr. Bright. When Whig Cabinet proposed to extend the Income Tax to this country, already oppressed unfair taxation, who supported the proposition ...

... ruined by promotion.”— Times. Two absurd reports have got into circulation-one, that Mr. Brand, the Ute whipper-in of the Whigs, is to be the new Speaker of the House of Commons ; and the other, that Mr. Pope Hennessy, formerly M.P., for the King’s County ...

... much a Conservative can say and do.andatthc same time what Whig can object to,” maybe very satisfactory the other side of the Channel, but Mis ably short of what the ancient alliea of the Whigs at this side demand. We have (says the Tima) We have to fitiiah ...

... Dowse, whose ability well known, will, it is stated, offer himself for the borough. Newry Mr. Heron will come forward in the Whig interest, and whether Mr. limes, the present member, will be again put forward by the Conservatives their caudidate we are ...

... that the prospects of Ireland, hope of ire land depended on their returning people r f to that Whig party, (Mr. Mathews) entirely dissented- Thev weretoldlhe Whig party had an . e t new birth—or that some extraordinary change had conie over it—that it was ...

... cross benches. But, deprived of Lord Derby, his late colleagues could hardly cope, we will not say with the eloquence, for the Whig peers have none, but with the debating tact the leaders of the Opposition. Earl Russell unequal as he is, an awkward antagonist ...

... passed near to his wife and mother that their escape was marvellous ; yet Dublin journal, which did “suit and service for the Whigs, which is still an enemy of Conservatism, and has latterly (naturally admit) combined hostility to the Union with hostility ...