... and soon certain flags should cease to dutter in vi an Irsh breeze, certain tyrants should bite the dust, and bi certain whigs, with their abettors and supporters, fly to the mountain to avoid the avenging power of an outraged peo. ple But, ir, there ...

... se Igoing to Supersede every sort, of Ye sgitattatnon witheanhof the Charters, big and W ltlreto besprseded by a sort of new Whig cha~rter; in ethe La medet Society is to see its work done ot or -or shelved-b official hands,. the Keeper of the di ?? Seal ...

... alao55.note, se tok to n'es romthe' pearcel; and lfaid gj the onth talewis te 0'.notsmaking together, asp wites thn elive, 21.Whig he bo'terj~dye oilhe she found the four notes -had been iremce, ONta te~ prisoner, ot ceurqs with' her, pormission ha aknthm' ...

... stated that in the firat Instance heitoo(I aloneebut ho afterwards coalesced with 8ir W..Riseell, i who witbe candldte of tlfi Whig sectionl of th. Lberals.i up ,to tne time of the coalition witness had his own kents entirely, and even after the coalition ...

... al90 rhoese, te0 na of u ome ha i in Crawforda t ehs. which proued 15a pa week. t He had oine cottagen at o alug, the rents of whig h a e reteived o hiS daughter, He - ad surrendered the lease te aperdthn whr afterwards re-sturendered pt to 'has ?? Tuker ...

... language against the landlords. He used strong language against the toiled, but he used equally strong language Against the whigs. (A laugh.) No one, however, could imagine that his letter was a seditious libel against the Queen or the Queen's government ...

... Buckingham, meet at the entrance to the Carlton Club, I wish, said the duke, you would do something to turn out these whigs. So I will, replied Sir Robert, you will give up the corn laws. (Laughter.) It was unnecessary for him to dwell at length ...

... death of an infant. it appeared the prisoner hd a quarel rth some peron ain the roeom where the child wads in the course of whig h ho threwi r pair of scisors, which instead of strikin the party sat whom he threw them, struek the cehild. There cold be ...

... March, 1863. JOHN COATES, ?? the said defendants, E the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of r Belfast.'-Northern, Whig. THREATENING LETTERS.-At the Nenagh assizes William Fogarty was tried and convicted for sending a letter to John Brindley, ...

... Se-on-ei.tr last night. Hc ?? career of both *parWtiepin.t~hOXIguee,. nd~c~dean~ed t~c ed'apLibqrlsI, wb'h'e'iio ?? Were only Whigs who {sUowvcd the lead of teWhir.' 'fThere wet,1 ouly two indepenmdent nien iu th; I gusifiqnegay. and ioeeick-ibot, hingfreturslh ...

... witnesses, stated that Mr. Bailey was sober, and did not defy the mnob. .It transpired that uep to this time Bailey had been a. whig,5 For thse defence, dMr. Cough called three or four respect- E able snese who were present to prove an almost entire denial ...

... ahim in charge unless he desisted. Defendant then went haway littledistance, and again beat the horse with the handle of the whig. Thinking that such a cruel person ought to be punis ed, he informed the society of the trans- . action, and the present summons ...