... can be depended upon at the day of election ; and it is notorious that Tory landlords have all tory tenants, and Whig landlords have Whig tenants. There are, happily, a few exceptions to this rule, and tenants have acted as men without suffering for their ...

... those whom he ad- V years ago. Then he came over the Jt t£tacarMlion of the holy alliance between the v‘, nil Association, the Whig ex-Muuster, and him-5 That alliance still subsiats. It will continue common policy of destrucUon umtee these f. Uterogeneous ...

... police-office, charged with having formed part of the disorderly mob which assailed and interfered with the police.—iYorttarn Whig. ...

... with palings, are of very serious nature* and it is expected from the effects of them the poor man will not recover. Northern Whig. THE INQUEST. Monaghan, Thursday.— The. adjourned inquest to * nquiie into the circumstances of tlid death of Thomas Hughes ...

... Saturday can hardly fail be mstmctive, both in relation to the demands the Roman Catholic Church and to the unwillingness of the Whig-Radicals ou the eve of au election to go a long way for the purpose of obtaining the support of the priests. Ur. wulen’sidea ...

... the assertion that it is on the Orange Society such results those at Monaghan are frequently to credited.” Even the Northern. Whig, we may remark, states that the Romanists lay-in-wait for the Orangemen—that the latter were entirely unarmed, but that the ...