... JUVENTUS MONDI. THE WAR IN PARAGUAY. CORNELIUS O’DOWD. Lr 7 Business REQUIRING No CarrraL,—Srupy- Ine THE “ Question. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST, CHARLES READE’S NOVELS. W. & Sons, Edinburgh and London, Agents for Irelan d— Fosrrr, & Co.. 11, COLLEGE*SQUARKE ...

... seale, Such jg a by no means everdrawn picture of the stats of the country at the close of a year of rule. The advent of the Whig Government, and the vaunted policy of “ Justice 0 Tre. land” was to have given peace and pro to our unhappy and distracted ...

... the Irish Times, aud cer. tainly larger than the Freeman's Journal, not one of “ [reland’s Newspaper?’ Where is the Northren Whig ? and where is the Beljast Weekly News, with a circulation fast approaching 20,000 copies? Then there is the Newry Tele- graph ...

... the conse- quences. It is not as ifthe Catholic priests were merely another party in the State—Con- servative, Radical, or Whig—taking different views of Imperial interests, or wish- ing to go a different way in promot- ing the welfare of our common country ...

... Conservative party. He therefore raiced to the Episcopal Bench Dr. Baring. Dr. Pelham. Dr. Villiers and Drj Waldegrave—all Whigs, but al) excellent men and exemplary Bishops. Lord Derb: had bnta short reign: but in Dr. Campbel I three prelates who did ...