... Quoon'o Comity. Whigs end Tories hare each in their turn deceived and neglected Ireland. Tho former ore proverbial for fair promiaoo when out of office. Let express determination Mist so blind policy, to bo strict followers of either Whig Tory. Remembering ...

... whets out of Office. Let us exprius determination to resist a blind policy, or to become followers of either Whig or Tory. Remembering how the Whig party was characterised by O'Connell, is there Dot room to surmise that all the declamation and noise that ...

... Queen’s County. Whigs and Tories hare each in their turn deceieed and neglected Ireland. The former are proverbial for fair promises when out office. Let us express de*e min .ron eeist bl vl a policy, to be strict followers of either Whig •r Tory. Remembering ...

... the question of the hour, minht see this thing, and witness such another burst of popular feeling in O’Connell’s day swept Whigs and Tories alike out of the west and south of Ireland. But present there is such agitation. It is true, as we have shown, that ...

... defendants hod committed a emedemeaoour, and svordingly lent the case ler trial to the next quarter semi's.. is Arniegb.— Northern Whig. HORRIIILS OCCURRINCIL A young cripple, •amrd \tar• Anon Burley. briog shoot four from IThrk, is s fit of &apostles', at a ...

... abroad. They have observed that at home the majority of High Churchmen were Conservative in politics; that on the whole the Whigs were more often favourable to Evangelical views in religion; and have, therefore, regarded the Liberal party as the most opposed ...

... stop to them the enme scenes will - The following is an ontline drumming scene, as given by a correspondent 91 ** Northern Whig Shortl t hwri ten - OC ' b« heating distant drama was Ihmartv * vnldest rumours were immediately afloat. ® e * rom the Dromore ...

... net Haohad upon THE CARLOW POST, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15,1868, A PRESBYTERIAN 0F THE ESTABLISH- A Layman write* to the Northern Whig stating some facts and figures regarding the Irish Church: general election which fast approaching will the most momeuious ...

... efficient discharge of his duties as a magistrate and a grand juror, and bas courtesy and urbanity as • private gentleman. The Whig candidate' will be the son of Sir James Power, and Mr IY.trry of Dublin, both of whom we are mimed have engaged conducting ...

... Byrne proposed and seconded amendment, haring fur its object the postponement of the nomination till the lost Dorember, that Whig the day on which alone • final decision on the matter tan be come to, and their object being, it possible, to avoid the unseemly ...

... awaited, or that its influence should be hereafter exerted, are contributions from Lord Argyl, Mr Lowe, and a third Whig statesman. These Whig statesmen consider their own claims to the Governor Generalship to be paramount, and they are indignant that so ...

... this necessary change which I am presently to notice, has been set aside—or, to use an expressive term, burked” by our rulers, Whig and Tory—for they hive been all a ike blind, and resolved to be blind, on the 1 subject—the masses of the people have derived ...