... brings strange missive, to the journalist —letters on every conceivable. end many inconceivable, subjects—religion and politics, Whig and Tory—high. low, broad, and no church, all send in their emit& a' lona—every one who has a hobby and I. able to pay or chest ...

... sceptical or the most designing, that people of Ireland do not wish to see au of the monstrosity of the Irish Church P• 1 e Whig r presentative of the liiag's County, t. more ti. au occasion, has proclaimed that the Did. (venues was the Laud and not ...

... HOUNDS. JaNtART, Friday, Path Brenghloor• Bridge. !Nth yore Hill. Friday, 31.1 liallygo4dy. At 11.30 o'clock. Tex Con .Vorthers Whig has been I informed that the police ey.tem of the coy of Cork is alum, to be reconstructed on the model of the present ilrlf ...

... of the ~ .- ~-,,,.~.,..~.:-.-.A.. A RICUMURAL. ft!' VIE CULTIVATION OF FLAX DURING THE E2IBIIING - The No,thera Whig gives the following advice on this subject :- The great diffieulty under which the linen trade suffers is the dearness ...

... Sir Henry W. Barron, M.P., in a letter to the Star says:— The laud (petition is acknowledged by all patties—Conservatives, Whigs, Radicals, and FeMane—to be a question of importwuce. Successive Governments have attempted to lezislate on this vital question ...

... and Mr. HARDT have been to those who asked where the Conservatives would find administrators, when the long innings of the Whigs hail pros vented the opportunity of testing most of the leading men of the opposite party. ...

... wowing of the DAT BEFIT: Thio rule will be adhered Coast will hear ell Chill Bill, i alphabetical order, they will at the first Whig. The cows will he is thexemeerder„ an rare Beek tM M.I. rapt M et dr -an pub. !ray their pewee M rtes, d w et Yet is plena ...

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... in the course of which be nested extrarite from several of Earl Reteseire speeches, showing that the present opinions of the Whig ex-Premier are the opposite of those held by him some years age. The attendance was large and billasablall, and reeoluties' ...

... upon which the other replied, Yes, yes: what word do you grant I, (Judy-isms). BOTIV ERIE'S LAMENT. Whigs, idle Whigs, t linow hot what ye mesa. Whigs. that are emit into deep dmpair. Rise from your slumber, g►ther to the tray, And looking to! the happy ...

... atrea n winch faction hat now Jet lone. rendered desperate by the Lick of which *became from the Treasury Bench entails ea the Whig plme.setkere, and their hungry As to future of the young as Mr. lass been termed by Earl Rue. sett, shall look with snxi.tty ...

... imitates to the new Parlimmistkoanal the gesetive. but be did not:thinktbet nest themselves to be lone He did not asset theme Whig 'WWI in the state of he was an Irish oriels be the Mrs. Giedstooe. It issued its lowest petts end the net afraid ef That cue ...