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... ahem and an imposition pat upon the Irish people. They are nothing Mai, with some notable and brilliant excels; dons, than Whig advocates in disguise. The I wean the whets thing is blown up the better. Tn read over the meeting of the council for the smoption ...
... a roe., it is to agate timely applieatioa. 21S Worms, rejected by • vote of tie League, and bridles minsaA. barrister* and Whig metes of Poets sent elected in their stem& And the Leen• is mippo.ed to he the reprientetive asaslily of Irish poireitie. A ...
... grounds—the ter, platform that last year the Whigs asked him to adept, pledging support if he did ass Ho aocepteA the challenge, stood as an indepasairatcasilidate. , and was again ss shamefully deserted by the Whigs of Belfast. We say demrted by there, fee ...
... TIIIIIDAY. nth Iwt.. hip Meets te Wtowinees. (By wiry WILLIAM T. BOMA_ Werkboser. Mk February. 11711. WANTED, • SITUATION ta tie Whig rd ftpriit Bonier as 00UNTIILHAND, by • Asady. .d iadastrion• Yomar Mtn Apply O. N., 06.• of thi• P•prio. —. TRAVSLAJCZ—WINI ...
... The HMO wpm which Litherto it has gone are these of tinning It freedom and independence et party paiticians. It knows neither Whig nor Tory. It knows but the cause of the Irish pople ; end haring elected to farther that cease, it is prepared to give its ...
... to he rived be that elee:on. Had it sot tees for Detest ebbe. they nerer wall h had &MT. (ChwWwl , Rot wall taught the Whigs • Wren ow they could net haw gained their point in the other—thew. Werethey no, would have .creel that great Watery. ai4 wile ...
... Talk. is Derry.' 11l iris se Moped., who WAS • Catholic, moat the part of • partioan became • paper bad op yeti Wean who a Whig like himself. Be wean oppose a actual shill had no nurseries with the pace, aad open. it from per.ly political motives. Chen ...
... tress dreier ; the Nerved geedell. frees blverpool. Sailed from this Port th ..d 10th Ire—The hwerlish brig leen, sees, ter Whig via Cardiff; the Llewellyn. for White. have.; the an Letters, for Garstoe ; the Phoadeo. for , A .rt r the se. Bleck Bloomed ...
... Gavernmeat have aot through the shallow devise et their Whig anemia. Tee Tensaw in not the moatipiere the Catholics@ of Ireland. It is apparel -ay the semelitelergnaelllr.Olelatone mid the isfidol Whigs. It ha• driven the Government ism • false panties, sad ...
... by the are of this gird light, heir which Inst Whig. eery, in re ..t oontmaptibit re. prorates half on the road its adoration t There is hardly on this earth • mers . abjtet crea ier. the frith Whig. Whig. He is a mart. hypocritical individadliypoottteal ...
... blood of a lase Irish temperammie mold *toad this we loader—tad, himself from eslW Heise Rolm, who went sad still are, Whigs rd 1 . 0410 la dined, he determimed Nat he at has would be o party to the degisdailies of at. Int•pli•••• The frith o`etructioniat ...
... eliding the locality noise lamilord opproms. We taro more to lotion it will be ono Innen held is Kaye fur may lazes.—Corommpit WHIG 11411 QUOT TO LORD DIIIPPFILIN. Lou Doman was *Meantime' at a at the 1.t..i b an flaterdny sight. a large sad diatiegeislied ...