... 17th haat.. at cluck:rm.. aft*, *lll.lll, slams, will I.w rriauved fur iaturecal iu thr new (7allsulir l'o.welery, Fall howl, Whig. N.ovr•nbcr 1:o. st her . %Jura Mrtlet, ffelfa-I wag: Althrdive, ...

... CYBRYNE ; oa. THE INSURGENT CAPTAIN OF =V WICKLOW MOUNTAINS. By Dams Mou.ean. DICK MASSEY. A Tale of the Irish Eviction. By J. WHIG!. Russet. In crown Bro., price Is; post free for IS shunps. KEPT HIS TRUST; oe , THE DOCTOR'S HOUSEHOLD. The Record of a Noble ...

... Tory whom we could poo-1 sibly name. Bat it did more : it effectually and for ever destroyed the pretensions of the North. rn Whig to be considered the exponent of Ulster wants or wishes on the land question, and if nothing more than Ibis had resulted from ...

... 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 ...

... and of the brat Date bleins. Reoommended alines the very best application only for Sore Nipples, Exeoriationa, Abrasiona and Whig Bold foe Cook, or for may to of Creda a r t.. met of the Skin. It posses.. the poordiar quid/Mullions of Foote. neither staining ...

... ground that is protected them wan no man who would do his duty better. Yr. Davis bad since heaped male of no the heads of the Whig party, who had dismissed him because be bed only disfranchised eleven persons in tleorge's Ward eel of a thousand for non-payment ...

... filoo, to publish in the Dahl, se ,fie, in the daily Pricoaria'sJciareol, and in the Dahl., Neeniaj well as in the Needier,. Whig, Neer— Litre, than Exam/tan, and Morning News. a notice occupying two columns of each of the. very influential journals; and ...

... vinare, like some el opponents. (A Votee—Don't be meal.] lan well known to yen. (A Voiceyou ared Ido not stand before you as • Whig, I don't stand Mime you a a Tory, but stand before you as an Irish nationalist to the back bone, and if you will stand by me ...

... do lined to :iceept any poaition of honour or emolu• went from the English Ibivernment. or to ally him• self with either Whigs or Tunes but of the ae• Canal of these statements the pithlb will he the must fitting j edges. Nominally a Presbyterian. be ...

... ptoceedinge taken by the 1..1,1 would be only a waste of the public funds. There wero three representative papers In town—the the Whig. and Tag Essninns--und, consider t ng th e re piper. were acting fairly with the taunt in giving good an.i fair reports, the ...

... elaboration of recent days, will, no doubt, commend itself to those who my have the charge of preparing new editions.—Nevihow Whig. WATS& BOARD ELICAION.-Mr. Itiehrird Rothe's& has bees soinutoted to a seat at tbe Water Board for Crouse Ward. varsat by Use ...

... ratepayer: properly and t hat an atnalgame lion, to be one worth going to l'arlicummt fur, oicle embrace the Town Council, Whig ender their toutre bet only the Water Treat, but the Harbour Trust the Gas Works—that their powers eimeld, in fact, 1.. neestensive ...