... se~ost St irritable stom and ne s nause D l sickness Levnipennfoat;,buts xai the leveru, bs. d ishor jeid bittertasti-o en whig U, or cesed:--' Dr omons' gec,.Xand a owete meelr Ieft by tobaoo id or kg -e.-so ?? R -ALzr Ay ACt ?? Po tin Cms- Lb ters P ...

... and other writers of the same school have generally gone to Lougmans, just as Lord Beacoas- field has, though they own the Whig Edinburgh Review. Po' contra, the Liberal ?? has almost always had his works brought out by John Murray, though he publishes ...

... mainreliancz is oni the interest of the. Duke of Devonshire, whose estates cover vast tracts in the west of the county, and on the Whig gentry attached. The fact that Father Byrne, P.P., Lismore, and the' Lismore Fatmers' Club, 'a the centre of the De- vonshire ...

... Liberals have all through the Recess been pouring out the vials of their wrath upon him exactly as if he were a Tory, instead of a Whig, and the brother-in-law of Earl Russell. Sir George Campbell, in his Handbook, ex- presses his belief that Sir Henry would ...

... to a, hunde easaois resolutely 51 abolished, and ai man woul ?? Ithan a murderer who proposedI to g u n I slice t the 'man WhIG the dlay Elefore . yestera ashs5 friend, becentie a hct or hasty word Isad beeutrd-i convereiation. (Hear, hear.) -Public opinion ...

... the preference for sl th representation of - the county, for which his t, brother was eolong the member. . A Voice-He was a Whig. 0' RMr. Esmonde said he did not hold himself ac- P countable f-r any acts but his own (cheers), and if 0i they did not care ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE SKATING RINK. TO THE EDnror. OF THE ELrAST NEWS-L Bnr R. S IR-With reference to a letter in the Whig yesterday, signed J., regarding the Skating I ink , as a visitor, with my wife and family, I am at a loes to understand what objectien ...

... test is thus narrowed into a struggle between the uuanimou3s choice of clergy and people and Mr. Lehmann, the nominee of the Whig county magnates. There caia be no rational doubt that Mr'. Esmonde will head the poll, should it come to' the 'extreme teat ...

... few days d ago, there were numerous candidates before the , County. Mr. Esmonde, a brother of Sir John s Esmonde, the late Whig-Radical Home-rule member, was one; Mr. Delahunty another, Mr. . Purcell Fitzgerald a third, Mr. Reardon, an a auctioneer and ...

... the standard on all these vital points-it is not merely or solely that a victory has been secured over Tory opposition and Whig intrigue-it is more,far more, than this. A victory has been won over self-the people have asserted and candidates have recognised ...

... told Mr. Butt and my 'friend, the are late Mr. Martin- You are not providing for the wil eledtion-`ou will'have a lot of. Whig trimmers 1 coming in and cfying 'Homd'Rule,' who never the cried it before. (Chieers.)': A A Voice-Ah I thates an aristocratio ...

... say that. Had he called himself either a Whig or a Liberal in his address, I should not have troubled my- self about him. He may be abetter man than Bulmer; but it is six and half-a-dozen between any two Whigs. But, as it is, I think I will go to Mr Seymour's ...