... brutal ace will be duly appreciated. Will Ireland always be a servos rile for the oxperieneats•ed butt for the insults of the Whig politicians who rule ? ...

... to address sash a =minted' hem owe platform. The looming wee divided. being is the end tie the large Camel Ream, tbe ash, Whig esespied by vie Siobard sad Sir reopectively. his. solutions wen proposed sod esnied, sad trauma cheerio', st sate. await the ...

... short time. She both knees against time manor from the moms et a fright which she get la the stable. The, not cut nor any ►ign Whig no, Lott hoeing 11 of swelled. 1 elated with warn •ate sod bond rubbed different times. day, and the swelling is not loosening ...

... levelling up in the House of Lords P Sot Lord Cairns, or Lord Derby, bat Lord Russell, Lord Grey, Lord Clanricarde, and the Whig Duke of Cleveland. If the Liberation Society, or the Wesleyan., shall be able to arouse the country thoruugly is the course ...

... of an English Tory and Jacobite faction. The natural allia eee of th e English settlers in this country was ever with, the Whigs of England. From the epoch of the Great Beltthou, through the Great Bevelution, through the short independent life of Ireland ...

... a few well chosen word., referred to Dr. Stevens's book on the snivel of synod. The Her. Mr. Thomas ibjected to the matter Whig thus disposed of ellen the clergy had received such short notice, and had not time to consider 'oat a Sys., actually was. The ...

... each? Here is one of them ; others we are sure--moro, perhaps. t►an far —will be forthcoming when time arnmir. colonel in a Whig, but be loves ►is Church, and is dtlermined thst. es far as help, she shell not sole,. From the quarter it comes, we might ...

... of blood-bought principle.. It is a good omen for the future when our church shall have been relieved from the trammels of Whig Radical clique which forced their nominees into the best and most ice. portant MSces in the church. His lordship said before ...

... presents a satisfactory appearance. Cattle have rarely been so healthy, and prices are such as should satisfy grazion.—tiorMeris Whig. ...

... progress through Wexford, receiving addressee, and making speeches nn denominational education and the land question. Whether the Whig Viceroy or the ljltramontono Cardinal represents Irish ideas, we shall leave Mr. Gladstone to deter mina Let us hope. for the ...

... the finished scholar and gentleman, Lord DERBY entered Parliament in 1821 as plain Mr. STANLEY member of Stockbrioge, and a Whig. He filled the office of Secretary for Ireland, ■nd afterwards fur the colonies, with credit to himself. 11s broke with the ...

... poverty-strioken• The the manner in which a great settee &rad treat the educators of the We ►have sot much faith in the premium Whig es Irish question. but we do hors that the so forcibly made out behalf the suffering Irish schoolmaster will the dent inducing ...