... lecture and supper the initiation of an agitation that will compel tho attention of our legislators, whether h ailing from Whig or Tory ranks—to the wrongs and disabilities that hang like millstones around the necks of the misused and malgoverned tenant ...

... PoriticaL who began Whig and a zealous and daring parhamentary re- 8 former, was for the last teen years of his life the chief and mainstay of the Torics. “Burke, incom- wisest and deepest thinker of hie, or parably the a systematic and enthusinstio almost ...

... This worthy knight voted in Mr, O’Connelil’s minority of 1832. Some ears after he was a’ ointed a divisional magistrate by a Whig Govern- ment which had tabooed Repeslers, and when the Tory papers censured the inconsis- tency, Sir Nicholas very valiantly ...

... Barry—of whom I wish to speak with all the respect due an opponent, is a Whig par- tisan (cheers and counter cheers), a Whig official (interruption). Now |, as a Catholic, do not love the Whigs; and I will tell you why (hear, hear). Some years ago oir Hol ‘ather; ...

... geld watch, besides being ve3 orders to Under-Secretaries. Onr statesbeuten by some of tfie “bullies” the house. , whether Whig or Tory, listen to him to friend got out of the place at six o'clock the following morning, J dviser. and entirely forget, ...

... before assistance Ma- gill and Green both belonged to Ballymacarrett. The Fanny is owned by Mr. Millan, of Belfust.— Northern Whig. AGoNIsSING AT A Fire.—On Saturday morning, about four o’clock, a police constable saw a dense mass of smoke pouring forth ...

... should practise tiie Common Law or at the Chancery Bar, whether eiionld throw his lot with the Conservatives or xitii the Whigs lie must have hud decided liking •or the particular course which lie eventually adopted ; was it so overpowering to prevent ...

... as voters for the sh of Belfast under the lodger franchise. For the enfire borough only seventy-two lodgers have claimed the Whig The Florence journals announce that Garibaldi has resigned his position as deputy, LBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. | Conn — (Green’sre- ...

... tenderest feeling of the , While assurin the electors that he was not a Tory. Mr. athews professed the strongest aversion to the Whigs, whose foreign policy had been most hostile to the govern- ment of the P and the interests of the Catholic religion and whose ...

... of historic interest, he soon permitted the cloven foot to become visible. The whole burden of his his speech was—‘'I am no Whig, I am no “Tory ; réturn me to sit as an independent We have had enough of in- dependent members. If the people of Dungarvan ...

... black, on which were lettered the following devices. Down with the moral assassin ; Down with the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs ; Arise, awake, or for ever slaves,” and mille faillbe ; Mathews for ever,” The crowd collected opposite the hotel windows ...

... predominant feelings among my supj porters (comprising four-fifths the Electors) were a rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people. I participated ...