... neither fish, no ersh nor good red herring; Nor Whigs. nor Tories they; nor this nor that; Not birds, nor beasts, but just a kind of bat-. A twilight anima, true to neither caUSe, With Torywings, but Whig teeth n-d clan ?? Gi P.HP. REPORTED ATTEMPT TO ...

... for Dublin with- out: a--hitch--what a Conserative Mayor for a ?? to do for that ciy, ithall the ps of the unoly alliance of Whigs. a Tes to' bac i up. Coundil, rS p ed he is a fincieras well 'asa oraor.s lt ia to commemprate thee qaliiesandser'vices that ...

... Iness to the metropolitan markets, nearness 3to the port of Dublin, and consequently-to the English arketrs; it gave them the whig hand over provincial agriculturists, and beyond doubt placed them in a position -of considerable advantage over the great bulk ...

... meeting held at the dinner hour to-day, at the Saracen Foundry, PossilWi Park, 3£r. T P OlOonnor, M P. criticised Mr. P1ark ?? Whig'principie of taxation and representation, and said that the modern view wes the sensible one, o one m one vote, and- qualification ...

... inny replied very briefly. andtthsn ak'd the Rv'J W Whigham, Di , Ballinasloe, to thank'the congreg6tion on her bebif? Dr.Whig- 1hats spoke' at, onsiderable lengthrring so tt'past history of the congregation and to the] ' ?? M .r'MBW'ilnnv'-in Athione ...

... suxch l oncto si at sfthex pr~ish - ,I ic sured Parl '5,iamenitary repreentiatives. pur- sudthu ?? anid water- policy. oi the Whig- sec-~ tion. But thisex plan ationx gives no effect t the concluing Wods expessin a hope hat~the anti_- n- cpatd- iish- at~nits ...

... Europe, ad for the re- sionidents,; Roebuck's Whig.inltsry of 1830 - and MIiss MartUiean's- HEistory Jfluthe Peace which may oie termed, tlae firetr .a standard Tory, ! and the two latter standard Whig accounts of the' transaction. (Th-e anachronism ...

... the retirement s Ithit his age demanded and that his arduous Icientiluo laboura had honourably earned. in z poltics he-was a Whig of the old school that I has ?? passed away, but he never mixed Iopenly in public %ffairs. Old men do not Lreadily change their ...

... inby toi diowithyth Ornge in in Orangeleu Eithe supor it thoroughlye or sehow . I orsl Ntoait.elaiuls& eai ean 2 he man, no Whig vexcp an Omaonnellcu, tno Liberal exceptioanis Oranember, hed wouldehsave nothinge bu t cciner th difernt iierics. - Ou Naionlis ...

... divided before they became pretty-unanimous, when the affair was ending in failure. The Governmenet, which m.ade that war was the Whig Goveinment of Lord Mfellbourne. Parlianient, with a Conservative majority, took office in 1841. 1 think the disaster, if I ...

... HARTZ. HARTZ, LE SOrtClER AMAERICAgN IN HIS MARVELLOUS SEANCES, HARTZ. Unlike anytbhing-ever seen in Dublin. The Belfast Whig says - Those who have not seen Hartz have jaever seen aARTZ. Conjuring. This has been-_scpied into some of the Dublin papers ...

... con- sistently advocating the case and claims of tahe National teachers to better and more generous 'treatment whether under Whig or Tory, and now that. Ireland's Home Rule members are strong enough to compel legislation in the British Parlia- mnent; I ...