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... Tuesday a poll took place in this borough. The candidates sir''. Wood (Whig). and Mr. 11. Edwards (Tory). It has been a desperate tigl t. and a much closer run than was expected by the Whigs. They were alnwst paralysed early in the forenoon on one return, showing ...
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... (Pinning lerralb. DUBLIN: MONDAY, OCTOBER 2:1. The T. Y. eorrespoodance, which in another article we review in detail, is, for Whig honour and loyalty, a very u3ly and unmanageable budness indeed. The disclosure has shocLed the public sense beyond expression ...
... behests of the Nation and fireman, we bid fair to have a troublesome winter. Their anc,ent allies seem bent on embarrassing the Whigs. No peace (or Ireland is the shibboleth practically enunciated at Burgh•quay, and to be acted on to the death. Landlords ...
... FOREIGN I‘TELLIGENCE. ANIYRICA—AIittIV.‘I, TIII: .11 I. 10 - ha% Oil le r way She hit 1.1111 nit I n k, h, the Whig the Ilk!: more r ah , are about to enter the volitieal -.• likely the we'll:. ...
... with the Southern-rights party of Alabama. The Whig resolutions of Vermont, Indiana, and Michigan, which shuttle off the question of a faithful execution and co-operation in carrying out the slave law; the Whig resolutions of Pennsylvania, which clumsily ...
... addressed a letter from his glebe in Clonmel to the editor of the Evening Peal. This letter has found a place in the columns of our Whig contemporary, and it certainly does reflect no slight discredit upon the government, whose malign liberalism has, as the writer ...
... 13. It is one of the peculiarities incident to the Whig ,•iy, that the period of their calamity is pretty b,r;o'y marked the occurrence of some evee! to the p honour, and at ety . A 11. exempliheation of thb. : for, by a happy coio, • .1111ituro of tier ...
... declined in public estimation, but to have lust its intrinsic cohesion. The organ of the government discusses the prospects of the Whig,, and Lord Dentiv's legal appointment, in the following article ...
... smallest probability being promoted. In Dublin his name has not mentioned iu connection with the appointment. it is mid that the Whigs arc disposed to thinl. Dean HOARE has already received in full the rev of his merits. Of course, for some days, whatever may ...
... the Whig Lord CaaEe'a influence is predominant, was rumoured to have become vacant by the death of the Hun. Mr. GoRE. But the rumour !proved utterly untrue. Some transient comfort, indeed, it afforded the unhappy companions in distress. The Whig soli ...
... religion to the soul. The Whigs have taken care of that; the poor people of Barbee will be handed over, perhaps, to the tender mercies of the absentee, and left to groggle, unfriended, with misery and wild. But shat care the Whigs for the pour people of ...