... success : but be listened to the voice the charmer the person of Mr. Hcones, and weak bout retired to make room for a geuileman Whig. When working men have failed where they have been defeated by the suffrages of their own class, and it could not lie Mid that ...

... hed Ooveraor-Gooernl. There are still wliispcw his recall, since the telegraph brought account the tremeodona victory the Whigs at the general election. Bat reasonable person believe* in an act such rare precedent, ospceinlly Lord Mayo wa* always the ...

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... Secretary. With trtrj to break the Canard contncte and to •hdro Qneenstown, eo that Sonthajaptoa might fioohab, the miserable Whig echmo hMitaded. Knpliith and Irish Attorney and Solicitor-Central were pressed into the Admiralty eerrice, order that they ...

... LAMPS. We be GENUINE ME - For the »c ...

... popping champagne corks, their interests bo sold fora mean of Government pottage. Wo are hero political parti tans, are neither Whig nor Tory, neither Orangemen nor Ribbonmon. Voioo Three cheers for the Orangemen.) We are Irishmen, and we glory in oar name ...

... Government satiated English passion by giving a bolooaaat of Irish blood. Cut they are alao acnaiblo of the act* the brutal Whigs, and they remember that bnt few short years ago freeman eloquently wrote, and Sir John Gray eloquently spoke, o! drily of ...

... action—wometimoe tho ftcUoa—of will probably cost them Aiw.wu ayear, or r . in State, 1 have aftOß, ptoWy. it can 'f fund. called Whig* and Tories, been surprised that-alter ' the Cbarcb Oomnismonsss. fond. Jtwilhrtsndin* | to create and organic that new oc ...

... aa.l I «« ‘*o detachment*, per special tram*, at tJ,C a.--. I could not conscictitioiidT ! thorehv get those time serving Whigs who have | j pin. Frem WostUnd-rew they taarcbed nary. i.’.n ,f 'mat now srs-aic alwav.kcitt the to state misery and subjeclioo ...

... with the beggw'e dole that our masten flaag ns, in the absence of Iriah Poor Law. well known, says recent writer the Northern Whig, that there Are manufacturing establishments on tbe Companies' estates, because these London guilds persistently refuse to ...

... the Choreh. This was to make place far tea more lag lawyer*. Ta his mind tills eountrv was aolfidowly overridden a Whig Bench and a Whig Bar—men who were more successful in their political career than their legal antecedents (Loud applause.) could aeo ...

... nothing has been carried, ccrtnog the discovery of diamonds uf the purest I 2Stli Juomcst. |eouioof them had the support eminent Whig water and largo sue in certain river lied* and spposr* th»l the brat mode tbs War D«- After fair and fall allowance for co ...