... Luau /Murices—Lord Radnor. who died at the ye of tam. for many years fought the hates emancipation, and offended many of his Whig friends by hie energetic defence of William Cobbett, whom be satiated with money to obtain his seat, and to publish many of ...

... Fenian prisoners in custody, under the circumstances described? But it is almost too much to expect that: an English Government. Whig ./ Tory, will act fairly or impartially in such a mat. ter, unless they arc compelled to du v., by irre• instable pressure ...

... limeni,wed yen Gar II • ohm, sod I gee& by of ley, slow, Ito., woo MI hob of ad Inds of enoratii• pebetwee 1 4 4 : Polato MorLel Whig onwo•eftti XII loa ds; liw. gips 7 hods of ONTO* 111 had. vegotobko. ANTRIM. Thweday, Febrest7 I.—Potatoes, I. Id to 2.64 par ...

... persecute able sad faithful segue et the Metal opinion of Ulster (PIM, TIES 41400 The Tarim bees in their attempt to the Morns% Whig and two other Meal am.. Ti os e Marna sad Imam by innwed against them by the Coast of Plias, for laving aortal to the petitions ...

... thing to praise and sot wishing to blame. are have not ben el a formidable obarseter. The revolt studiously dent The Northern Whig, indeed, is has not spread. The Mace King still hods sled. an exception; and. an becomes a periodical which though many ef ...

... that, in order to remi. the end rimirsd„ auto to the Divorce tbart, or even an Act of Partiamat, may be anossamy.--liminnit Whig. THE LATE DANIEL O'CONNELL. Walla Catholics and Anglican., like rival litigant., are aranting their claims to be oons:dered ...

... aw awl Yea Inhibit the re the lowed After Mr. ' • Ms but sod Om to t ied is a vat their= 4 ktissirst sad per n. reeolutiod Whig bon escoadoil Mr. Mosaa, pasted unanimously, and the promednage them terminated. ...

... melded the the deletion. Mt. Stephen Woulfe Flanagan, Q.C., Mr. Hugh law. Q.C., and Xt. Charles Tandy, all orippieters sl the Whig laity, hare been appointed membered Reeel Cesainieeket to inquire into the Freemen Misedllse in Dublin. It is hoped by the ...

... elected guides, philosophers, and friends of the party progress in the constituencies of Iflater. As we have said, the Whig is dreadfully annoyed at the result of the County Antrim election; bet with the blindness peculiar to people who will oh. stinately ...

... oonnequenee of what Kr. Rea said, you publiehed • placard denying it I did. What pews was It published in ? I believe it was the Whig; but there were large ',oders all over the town. - To Ilr. Kl/1111T—Was it after the meeting of the 4th March you east out ...

... him be -lathing time. So SOs as the gas was relighted Dr. Gregg proceeded with a laudation of Mr. Disraeli f r dishing the Whigs ; but his words, with the pa again OW out, were cut short. Poor Tbnish.em is evidently bard up, with the labours connected ...

... oa the previous night, in Yin Street, for cursing the (Moen and the constitution. He maid she a bed Queen, and that both the Whig sod Tory Governments were not to be depended on, as they had robbed the clergy. He said wee neither a Fenian, Orangeman, a ...