... cannot keep the Turks from being torbarous and erne!. might slip with Rama and concert means to accomplish our object.. The Whig party tout is ' aril and Bch/ions Liberty all over the Prom thin came I shall not depart.—Yours faithfully, licaatt. ...

... greater portion of the setting. which was stapeudel at seven o'clock, and the House was finally counted out at 116. THE Northern Whig publishes an artkle is its issue of yesterday morning which recall, our attention to the way iu which the offieisle of the ...

... din the weather being en rough. p.m.. we lagiaedog to eat Neville MIR, -c hypos beat Sinecure. . . •0.-- - um books. for the Whigs Mamma. It doulT4 DU4i , :h, the Arclitarindrite. end TNITLDS COAST. the Months! which um seed Lamb in OS - one of whom fell ...

... Sveretm7 • but oo far his experience went he be- lieTC:i it was exactly the contrary. He believed it wan notorious that when the Whigs mine into Bier they had a lot of papers to which they gave their advertisements, and when the Torueo were In office they gore ...

... likely to live uutil the Whigs come low power again. I hove alxeady and Yr. Wile es is P‘mhyterion and an elder of he ; therefore titer* ten be no objection olorod to his orliodoxy. Is sot the appowitiou to i.y the clique of Whig Proebyterians Derry n on ...

... now to reference to them. (Lori eissering.) Tell me set of retro= of men tike Meephy of Who Murphy? A Whig. [A Voice —Se WIN a Radical.] He was Whig. I Dan Murphy, the measlier for We are told that Home Rule would not Interfere on behalf of the temente ...

... thought or what Ir • borne ein a drag drawn by four horse.. Meat lien the ;out festival of the t•leireh, to pro- back to the Whig hoethonne— o (leizt o litu)—Yrh , lahout ee eee.r. of the men the promotion mom green sashes. test the prese nt vtro( ite ota ...

... the member of the Government, for they bare their difference. and distractions am eget themselves; neither do I except the Whig opposition party. for indeed they are no longer a party—they thmast of I qui small parties es h of them at variance with ...

... shall be colleague to the of Hamilton in the representation of Donegal f Shall he be • Conservative, a Liberal-Conservative, a Whig. or a true Liberal There are at least five candidates in the field—namely. Mr. Lea. Mr. Wilson. the Hon. Ernest Cochrane, Y'Birney ...

... the last a of three unpleasant and disgraceful proceedings have been heard of. ov■ - Ballybofey, Thursday. Tan Presbyterian Whig clique of Loattonderrk, who ha.. adopted Mr. Thome. lea as their ma- didate for the County of Donegal, trotted him out here ...

... maintain, it has certainly not advanced. Lord Harting. ton is a courageous, strughtformud honourable, and perfectly trustworthy Whig politician. Fail. iog Mr. Gladmene, perhaps. he is the best leader the party could have. Hs is an abler man than Mr. Forster ...

... the absence of all iatereet and enthusiasm in the conatituency. may be ascribed to the practical equality of the eandiclates, Whig and Tory, 6o far as their professions go. There is little bet. wets the particular profession of Mr. Lee, who hue no tenants ...