... :Muth Afrma a country as large as Fraweiu has briti subdued and grabbed by au English trsiiing co wp,tny. Tin. Drnrurunitra Whigs are. brimourists of a s•rrl. ih tr held a meeting yesterday, mid passed a rissoltitiou declanug that. •• whiiu tlto glod tidings ...

... sod Stood for tiusiou si the last noral Election. very popular in iho dialr.ct. It is signiflaaot that he comas of sa old Whig family, that both his grandfather and his great-grandfather represented Lincolnshire in the interest; and that his father, ...

... them wit But now, eince I have gone so far on, A word or two of Lord Chief Baron; And tel! how litile weight le sets On all Whig and gazettes; But for the polities of Pue Thinks every syiiable is true. Pue’s Occurrences lasted over nearly a cen- ave said ...

... them with Pus’s Dot now, since I have gone so far on, A word or two Lord Chief Baron; And tell hoe lilUa wwgfat be aeto On all Whig paper* and gasettea; Bat for tbs pobtra of Thinks syllable true. Pus’s Oecurwcee lasted ever nearly century. ws have mid, and ...

... the less placed the service of Metmrs Gibney and Jordan. Yet, though Whiggery triumphed, triumph was not one boast of. The Whig majoruies were reduced in both divisions, and the brave of Meath are ready to redone them farther—or completely efface them—at ...

... Democracy which lifted them into power. One cau-je this treacherous coward 10 on the part the Ministry their on the Irish Whigs. This gang of -Ha.'.ouka ha\a no longer any political convictions. They arc tail lbs Gladstone kite, and mast needs follow ...

... there was otter absence the general public. The lack of general interest doe the feet that the Mayor for the coming year is Whig, (bough is personally held in much esteem. The installation of Mr Lynch High Sheriff extremely popular. Subsequently the Mayor ...

... he holds it is the opinion of the Corporation ring he must follow. Other- wise he may look forward to being described as a Whig by his own friends before the year is out, Yesterday the new register of voters for each county and borough came into operation ...

... ParseOite Conneillore think tUy forward portioa intowst by keeping out the chair all UeionisU. bat not Untonisto alone-all Whigs also. This domiathm. not Nationalists orsr Unionists, bat Paresllitee M Cartbyitoa more particalaHy, enppose acconnta for the ...

... benefiting anyone in the island. It really time for this kind of flnnncial blood letting be brought to and. and if the Irish Whigs did their daly, could stopped. When the Government makes its proposals the Irish members should see to it that a fair proportion ...

... Independent | Nationalists one of encouragement and of hope. Apathy, iudifferenoe, disgust, and division permeate the ranks of the Whigs in and oat of Parliament. The fact is transparent not only in the records of the squabbling* of the Parliamentary loaders'’ ...

... snob revival ol spirit of nationality that befora the yaar oloaee will able soccaesfnliy with aithcr the political enemy—ths Whig, or the social suemy, tbs (applause). b«w, gentlsraan, I will not detain you farther than to say that for ftoy part I LOOK ...