... _ THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. and Prineess of Wales intend te visit Ki “he Vorthern Whig says:—* It is stated that the Prince in August and Lady ©, next. on which oceasion they will be the guests of Lord After remain- ing there for some te open ...

... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. The Northern Whig says:—“ It ia slated that the Prince snd Princess of intend to visit Killarney in August next on which occasion they will tbe guests of Lord and Lady Csstleroase, Killarney House. After remaining there ...

... names on the Monaghan roll— Dartrey, TEMPLETOWN, Cremorne, SHIRLEY—suggest a source 9f strength, in the combination of nominal Whigs and Conservatives, as an Independent Ulster Party. If the Monaghan meeting shall promote such a union, it wil) checkmate the ...

... rATION OF NEW ROSS. New Ross, Tuesday. Tbe little Whig cabal, which has made auoh noisy efforts to create an advene feeling toward* Colon* Tottenham, M.P. for the borough, is, every sensible man saw it would from the first, ready to fall to pieoee. I ...

... little ■loobt that Mr. Hall Dare will come forward, la addition to the names of Mr. Maher and Mr. Power probable candidates the Whig side, that of Colonel White, .brother to Captain While. M.P. fur Tipperary, has been mentioned. -Correspondent. ...

... general resources, the Daily Kewa will have its literary ranks recruited and strengthened to very important extent, —Korthera Whig. . DtsouißoK a FESian Puisoneb.— An order from the Lord Lieutenant was received tht £ the gaol on Thursday last to de-charge ...

... silent.” Well, that is the old, old story repeated for the hundredth time. No matter whether the Treasury Benches be occupied by Whig or Tory, Ireland can expect no 1 material advantage” from her connexion with the English House of Commons. Why does not the ...

... his stay in court it was not placed on the head. The magistrates looked on during the proceeding, but said nothing.— Northern Whig. Remarkable Hailstones.—A correspondent of the Times, writing on Friday, says : Ail who examined the enormous hailstones which ...

... cry of 44 Justice to Ireland!” but should like know what it meant —simply tbe return of tbe Whigs to power (hear, hear). It was raised in 1834, and then the Whigs gained office, and remained in until 18'JG; but they heard no more of Justice to Ireland” ...

... that—and that was mainly the result of Improved representation in Bag* lind under the Reform Bill, and of the advent of the Whig party to power (hear, hear)—etill the Supremacy has been continued, and the sign and the symbol of it has been the Protestant ...

... Church (cheers). There was a cry of “Justice to Ireland!” but he should like to know what it meant—simply the return of the Whigs to power (hear, hear). Tt was raised in 1834, and then the Whi g8 gained office, and remained in until 1866; hear). And what ...

... was a cry of ‘■Justice to Ireland! but ehoold like to know what meant—simply return of the Whig* power (hear, hear). U was raised in 1834, and then the Whigs gained office, and remained in nnlil ; but they beard more Justice Ireland. (Hear, hear.) And ...