... wide the leapv.uo4 the kanchiiiett, awl Feedsss.- i itself into a Ceitocil. the by his pest lad, assemphisheil that which the Whig Mewl party had idol ettaie-a Wank which sad all hew mid all peruse. hut = She who. or a s rdbe to .z :at to that I whisk ten ...

... a similar ap• al. the Liberal organs would have filled the country with their cleanness'. t, • hint at has beets Jahr by a Whig . J, sail t h e *Arilsnum.' is silent thr fart. however, a, it may, it f even if ow. nn fur Mr that thr Lonl waa the pistolled ...

... perty of the Irish Church would to the land lords. In conclusion, said if had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party past times to have secured civil and religions freedom. wise instinct the leading men and statesmen of the country had ...

... Groomaport. (Laughter ) Mr tame—fin afraid ibey rill have to go auniewhere. The tato van puttposed for a aautith.—'iror• then Whig. COUKTSPIIIP AND ITS DIFFICULTIES. AT West Brouniwith Police Court, Satin , day, three young men, named Cox, Antlers, and Phipps ...

... of a hundred certainly does look formidable on paper, hut we ought first to observe what a motely rabble it is. It ineludes Whigs of the bran new sort, who are prepared to follow their leader through thick and thin, through g.w..1 report and through evil ...

... digressive in their yids, bring that I Munson and Robertson chugs plaice—their respective number., however, in Moth lists, Whig strikingly similar. At stated in the limner report. the surname of Smith is jetik on both sides of th e Beeder ; but It somewhat ...

... inust incessarily be a work of time. /or the may simply state that avowed h. al could ilw Imhof the rnitieli I.therale. all Whig there hoed be .vested or four put. villa' ro. A. k oder of the Liberal minority in the Home .4 Lords. Earl hat shown Parliamentary ...

... the public opinion of the present day, but the bare proposal of which twenty years ago would have turned out any Government, Whig or Tory, however imposing its numerical majority. The burden of proof is to be shifted upon the accused. The committal of crime ...

... think thit at is but fair to observe that the cow gregatios gave them opportamily and vacuar for perpetrating a jot% loch. to Whig racial. must have Item • inviting as to be altogether irresistible. Title body—we span, of course. the eungregstioa —knowing ...

... notice that his of as that he could not heap ►is hat on in a • day. A hit'« tour-yearsold child to'd his father hr eat • fool. Whig reprimanded by his towhee, and required I. say was sears, toddled up t. the insulted paces( and eitclaintod, Papa, yea's a ...

... could be Naiads lead to the Ernieror having recuunised at the inn. The l'unintisaioliers remarked that his threw the wine out *Whig glom mid that he neither his soup nor ate any at. Dunne the remainder of the journey hr changed tap. and meta with the Con ...

... who fortunately, was only slightly wounded, and ultimately declined to prosecute Pepper, The wound is not serious. —Northern Whig. A Lady Carried off bv a Captain.—A fortnight since, two ladies from Neath went to Briton Ferry on a pleasure and business ...