... 1868 ). & Co—Tbe In the pettle 01 the Wings stung. =wives to the —lettele sin , enticeivable &abject —rellgioe and politic. Whig and Is—high, low, breed, and no all send in their contribetione—erery one who has • hobby and is able to pay or cheat the printer ...

... the high wind will rather favourable than otherwise for harvest operations, which are now keeping farmers busy.— Northern Whig. Shipping Casualties, —Wexford, Monday. 1 William CoiMao, Esq., collectc. of customs, r.- intelligence this morning that the ...

... ee Pa wey gear Pyagp gy qh i ad f the justice to the Irieh people abandantly Northern Whig. ris — aS or and ELECTION COM MISSIONS. ander AUGUsT 31.—Several acka: receiving Liberal bribes at the last m election, and voted accordingly ; but at | | been ...

... each? Here is one of them; others are sure—more, perhaps, than four—will be forthcoming when the time arrives. The colonel is Whig, but he loves his Church, and is determined that, as far as can help, she shall not suffer. From the quarter it comes, we might ...

... 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 ...

... fortune at a time when to The auth-.r f -x tra-tt pn'!ish-1 in I7IA, on the proeui-r a bod rc-piiredsemuch interest as obtain Whig side a jy-od i la*i„--.able paeaago or. ; r a half-pay adomal thecornn xnd ■•( the chann.d the character -xn l •uant.-. --tti ...

... Seymour, nephew of the late Admiral Seymour j and it mil he as well to let this be known at once among the t wintry. —Northern Whig. Chronicles of Great Britain and Ireland. Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records reports the six volumes published in 1868 of ...

... 000 each? is of thane ; °than we am sor•--motre, prebeps, than four—will be fortbsoming whew the time rams. Ties oolong is a Whig, bet be loves hit Marsh, sad detenaise4 that, far is. baler shall mot eau. Frew the quarter it might make this shoots. but ...

... the bider. without Seri autheeity midst fay particular al prayer. set be dews legally, and surely Mr. Stewart would net have Whigs break the law, or nil an example for doing so (buil be); but thee l•I'l &OM have arrived, by God's Monks ad when no lidt al ...

... KCTerument. lam not speaking party, but certain fixed peaceful form gorermnont, and the certainly that that goreroment whether Whig Tory will mako almost any ••orifice before plunging the into war. Franc® there is equal , desire for fixed and for peace. Dot ...

... the nation on the green sward la matter for thornselves to decide; but, if they have done nothing else, they have shown (the Whig says) that as far at least as the members of their spirited club are concerned, party spirit inspires them to play the beet ...

... more wholesale 'rale than the Liberal,, It is easy, therefore, to see why Whig rule ban keen so detrimental to Ireland. All are aware what (Moo,' nell thought of she Whigs The Whigs have 40.01 dealt towards Ireland in • very comprehensive or generous spirit ...