... eervitude for year.. Dame Whelan mit pat forward. He Murphy mad they were couvicted a formed part of me Mt , to the at a Mr Whig., am the eight of the They. email with which they presented , ceded loaded, et Mr O'Seltiete. I. ioalately after them the ...

... all right-minded ehooid he h .,,d to o p , i ,.,. eking nothing. se mon as Tbe foaming pet.. were at the esta, be th,y Whig or Tory, ~ to of l b. yon of the Cm proration. actiew on the if they are Dbl to out 1 ..‘ . W one Divisio.l returned to ...

... part as Inhibits. ia the OMvenial Inhibition, to be opened ia ParM cm the sth &7 o 1 KAY. 189 h. are WM a Cosamlasks is about Whig formed to Lemke with the view of and Imo Great Britain and Is however, (*prevent any delay the apotteatione Irish the Consulate ...

... Irish friends will foregather. In this connection cannot but direct the attention of our readers the sensible letter of An Ola Whig, which will fuand in oar correspondence colama. Ad Old Whigis a diligent student Motley's writings, and the citation which ...

... once eloquently said that Men who have no belief in the Divine revelation ore not the men to govern this nation, bo they Whigs or Radicals ; and car laioly such Liberalism nllords a tolerable indication of that policy by which they would thus tear up ...

... for £l3l 3.t0 P.L.90.• wed R 4 15t dd for He site seveeted that No. 1 dredger mind dense the tow of and la 2 dredger KO bean Whig it total al MCC. et as eat .1W pee toe. hitftweel I that - . of the Qom'. risme into I was too 'smith of • good thing. The ...

... (Liverpool), James Ogilvie. W Cox, E J Julian, M Walsh, D Dalv, Kobt Honan. P Bnckley. J M‘Cartby. Edward Clebcnrce, Jeremiah whig, —Casey, Jeremiah Wynne, Martin Flavin, John Hawkeswortb, E Geary, Maurice M'Mahon, J O'Snllivan (New York Honse), C J Kiordao ...

... Radical party. This is the first point in tbe new situation. History is repeating itself, and the old story of O'CoaneU and tbe Whigs is viewed merely with a change of jitrsonnel and parties. Nothing indicates so plainly the telling effect which tbe remarkable ...

... side have party who are pledged to tbe side of tbe law, and be asked ail honest and rightminded citizens, wnetber Radicals, Whigs, Tories, or Conservatives, to recognize that the time has come when they should unite to face the common toe. (Applause) Great ...

... erieded thowouglihree. How ematemptible • hutedram pored to Membered Parliament amd other political offenders, emortrag the Whig l M they proceed to demolish tie homes of puce , helping to work up as . behalf of • at nary that may . be got rato trouble ...

... the effect et wrecking the Government. The polity Sir Mire.l, holds to be for the Tories to adopt et the present le to . the Whig. egain on Ike of the Church Fatablehmest sad the reform of the Hoar of Lore; but where the solidarity of the Tories and the ...

... Daniel wean, who is i• so careful sttendam. He na Ina debarred mamas wader etreamesnoss similar to of Mr sad the sensed somewhat Whig es Ths ohil gentleman. with thot trying to mks him aad a is hi. old was sticking him wlth • TU. prisoners were as nil. bad ...