... heard great deal mid about Whig# late, rod of what Whig Girernmant would for Ireland. He remembered that Sir Jeaeph Naala McKenna, when addraaelog the alectora of on meant occasion, mid that for 'ha years btiwaan aod IB'>4 the Whigs bad increased the taxation ...

... lo live appesls of Liberal Minister* have been of a favonrablo character. The only instance the contrary was 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote no confid* ncs. ...

... lu Ireland the misrule of the Whigs had resulted in mysterions conspiracy, the Lord Lieutenant a-stuned the government of ciDDiry Couslilution was sospeoded. and whose prisons were bursting with the political prisoners Whig Government. Oar relatione with ...

... person of the parish priest, aided the curate ; and the second the faet that for many years it baa been the policy of auceeseive Whig Goverumeuta to confer on Roman Catholics botjonra. places, and emoluments ; and sure t am tbat Dr. Corrigan, with all bia ...

... entered cordially into feeling which induced him to come forward in the hope of being enabled to wrest seat from bands of tbs Whigs. panned bis canvass with resolution, amidst many eircomstanes* to encourage, and some to cheer him. A strong feeling prevailed ...

... Foal affioa, No. W, Jsrmyo-.lieet. Loudon, rnH« LIVERPOOL CUP —The foil Mar- I bet Odds nsranted upon this Race WJI LtalC WHIG IT, Pnnier, C-mimiammi Exme>« An-ot. 16. Yoax-sTastr. ro\x»T Oaanx*. Know. Fallal sae BELL'* UFK, LIFE, and SPORTSMAN, or dirertad ...

... Call for the American Mall Packets. This was a boon conferred yen by the Government of Lord Derby, but wrostod from yon th© Whigs. Ttvcugb the unaided exertions your In Jlerob. r, Mr. Mortis the present Government remitted jCIO.O due y«ur Harbour. They ...

... cousts-j-ot with idat calm confidence which displayt.d few weeks ago. His address, which have ju*i seen, ia that athotoogo Whig— rh ffl and evaaive. WATERFORD ELECTION. (pr ...

... Kadicsliam to which he has long been tooding; no bond but wet-n him and the hober Liberal Urn of the middle classes or of the great Whig families. He can apeak, and think, and act like metropolitan member—c*n adopt the political tone of the Ayrtons and indulge ...

... Call for the American Mall Packets. This was boon conferred upon yon the Government of Lord Derby, but wrested from you the Whigs. Through the unaided exertions yonr Independent Member, Mr. Morris, the present Government remitted jIIO.O ■0 tine your They ...

... were passed amidst the m »l vociferous applause, »l#-r tr carry the Oieneta through it all free of eipense. Meantime the Whig candidates are driving about fr .m place to place, and ever;where they act the principle laid down by the Mutual Admiration ...

... since eimi but also in direct antagonism to tbe principles and attack upon our Church was made the big party. doctrines of tbe Whig party, with which was con- then oot of office. As soon ever they to nected. Gentlemen, in all these ineiance# Mr. Glad- office ...