... nuoieitioos for Whig Wmhouseown sod their r aid Agents to have a sham fight ou the instant with the Tery Watehouamien. whose• called The 'Nem eouseil. I take lease to intone you that the D well ion. house Occupiers who. by expelling hot Whig and Tory W ...

... TO TBE DWELLINO-BOUBE OEM/PIUS. THE WHIG WAILEHOUSEMICH. WHO call themselves The Meter Liberal Associattoo, issued his morning upwards of Three Hundred Cin, bra, 1.11114 sting a meeting. at their rooms, of all the Liberal - Burgesses of Smithfield ...

... Goriiii vim to on (hire. lut wills the wing of tbe French anny would stop ear Oemei, t centre mod left wing pivoting on the right whig. wino to mulch through Dertualy, St. Pantry, Doyley, and , and effeet • junction with a cavalry empi which Geer ral !Natalia ...

... of their opportunity. First, as to the Cunrertative Cabinet of 1067, we are at a lose to learn how or on what authority thy Whig can allege that, as party, they were favour of denowinationid education. Tb, nation.,l systems is and ever will he emaciated ...

... no efforts or expense will be spared by u in making oar journal in every respect the first provincial paper in Ireland. Tie Whig of Saturday last, under the plead save. rating the cause of the national school makes statements in reference to the late Royal ...

... Pi swam raspiest Mahe& Nl**. 4 Oren /Mein, mid ere grains mime Led dined from MR. WALTER Main lA* purer a wisp Mee MIPS* est Whig hie Tide Prise Modal sod hospital Reports. 11770 sold at the Eatsligament Proftwoor Ilu Slk, Odord Street (tee of 254, S ...

... speech in the form of a pamphlet. The Marquis d Ls:minute St, then Preaidest of the Council, and qawkisg in the name of the Whig Government, followed Lord/flog:titian liner on the evening, and said It.• had no Levitation in Muting he .gntt,• sgri,l with ...

... the borough. end the election is bia Mond .4 John S. Mill or Sir Shaft° Adair. Hr attacked L o rd Ihrderios Lori noel the Whigs nal Liberal* steamily as the greatest enesnien of 'ref:init. gin. it out Nene 'trot,* to 01l his enemies in Bolan- If to the ...

... . m. vt efticient supporter ia the great contest which ended is the expulsion free the Water Hairdo/ all the N'urehouresen—Whig and Tory. Mr. Dohl.in will have to pay •hont LIU; sayer ..) Polio, Bate his Wandt..use. if I yawed in earning ..art my views ...

... hit. by plocing him at the Lead .f the Iw-1.1. (ApplAus.) It wax proud (swath i. for him to c ampy—not to be oupported by Whig ..r Tory, but to le returned by Imolependentedei . tor , . He would endeavors. to keep every pledge (t d made b. them. and ...

... f:1. , ..n ., f ., I i 1,.. t h e beat 'f t h e pt il . ..,t. tut Chun., Ballymaterrett. with the deed of raining funds to Whig Dobbin' and Dineen. I bat of ray friends lit their vote*, I would have to mast the Rev. Father Il• Restive, Adm., to diechares ...

... known Valholle linrg.••6l, 4110..4 my advice, this day gore victory t.. the atnightforward Tow. by &dining to vote for the Whig.; and still to Moe, ato frerlerady voted for the lituvb leen damp:yew T. who went by their reel and did nut 1 t , . 1. •• Libersie ...