... MlUIL :oling ilL- forroation, arid surroeuudlel by e:e'i'e; p.n pr' rt'te of sorme twelve Iriah sporting et'it'e.-' it theru Whig. Sport.-Thie is the appropriatc ?? cE a il..7 journal, published inu Dublin, tdevoved to the in,' terests of the sporting ...

... has been done, Lord Harting- don marvels at his ingratitude to those who did for him all good things. We do not. What the Whigs and the Radicals did for Ireland they did not so much on principle as on conpulsion. To appease the Home Rule hunger they sacri- ...

... a0lentgaento. - A cold winiry Mqruft- .2h i@de lad of the Glen Bas Blexaader ekloped one mil e .udSMWL? SpW, .Derdrps W nd Whig o bii cand onone maN. Ae nrse ba nftber d o otv s ers halin at tuse u c rtes. Onei tut Blry i I Dand Dna allops furl. abloon ...

... orlillmigdon, oat Gf Mrs Star. Mr Bett,.16 gue. : -. - The pronerty of. Cetain Peel-Brown filiy foal, by . Balio, out of North5n Whig. -Mr-WaerY ti20ga. L - .Th~e property-of Mrs Liwiiia wth lwengageents)-. SolIcitor chesamt.,cblt. 2years, by Silkgs-n, out ...

... vice-chairman, and deputy-vice chairman of 8 the board took place: The proceedings were more than usually interesting, as the Whig and Tory tl guardians had entered into an alliance to propose tF three candidhtes il-opposition to the members of fu the National ...

... the deci- pj sion thatan attempt should now be made to invite ob the Liberal and Conservative landowners 'of Ulster b sl4 the Whig seotioa of the, Home Rule 'Partyh upon the basils of a, policy which will t( dmo~it the ' necessity of a moderalte refort Iof ...

... Beeswax, Honeydew ; ch yearling filly, by Cassock, out of Partheuia, Monica; 1B or br yearlhng filly, by Balio!, out of Northern Whig, St Patricia. Cot Thomson's b c by Baliol, outaf Twitter, 3 yra, Pase par TOWt; oh c by Baliol, out of Amelia, 2 yr, St Coluemba; ...

... ag icer- -a d hwetatc we toe - Ito ae are ista Z.Wpro r ()M ; 'e YapId z oe of eour - naga dthfends, ?? s-be El hresof too whigs me b e is of dio'y WM Wo-ef dtetese- ffioe lis e tanl on d bt E bit of ?? glor ill sil atl ?? has to . .e~ : b- ?? rou osf ...

... son's3 Wood, whore he found a justly earned reiui:(! after a ,oo hbunting rtt of one hour and twenty mirnutes. on the folbt.whig ?? Casile-nartyt- was tlbe tryst, and this, the best stocked portion of the united! country was curlously enough draw-tn blank ...

... canuidates are Mr. Hugh Holmes, Q C; air. 31onroe, Q C; Captain M'Calmont, and Mr. Lesite (s siofor Sir John Leslie). The Whigs arp Mr. David Ross, Q C, who assisted the Government in dratting the ! Irish Land Bill (this gentleman is a Presbvterian and ...

... many ,days. 1k iit hliwevel', not diffi- cl coult to account for the falling ollinaimuch as har vest oporation's fue in full'l'whig, whilslthe'mbino Ti img Wvi so wretchled that doubtless many intend- ,t , ing visitors did not carry oltb ,their intention ...

... Gladstone enters y to-day upon his 80th year. It is impossible in za these days; when a flabby and selfish remnant of di the great Whig party arrogates a ImonopolT of dis- yinterested patriotism, to even esti.nate the courage lof the illustrious veteran Who, ...