... entrusted with the education of the people? Who believes in the independence of the slavish and helpless electoral mobs whom the Whigs have organised at the feet of the priests ? Nobody ; and yet upon these flimsy and ilisastrous falsehoods, the which governs ...

... is to be attained, it may be by an instrumentality less violent and expensive thin the commission of three proposed by the Whigs, and approved by I'EEL. The cry of the Times and other ignorant and interested theorists has been so vehemently and perseveringly ...

... hall. and was opposed in Dundalk by a young gentleman whose name wet:known. and favourably known, to the public as a Whig• and only as a Whig. Mr. M'Collagh. who boasted that he had the sanction of men in authority and officially connected with her Majesty's ...

... industry in Ireland, and out with a view to the effected with our Transatlantic kinsmen, on the political advantage of the Whigs. The Irish panty will in' subject of the American fisheries. We give, in this also. lord Derby, but it will be against lord ...

... opposition to the Whigs is distinctly tantamount. It would, indeed, be a convenient feat of persuasion if the Times could convince the Protectionist party that their happiness and safety ;lay in voting, upon all occasions, with the Whig-Radicals in office ...

... declare how much the cause of repeal had been advanced during the past year. Why, llt bad been complet , ly extinguished by the Whig government, and yet the disinterested John Reynolds,' I the patriotic member fur Dublin, was an ardent ladmirer and supporter ...

... and then plundered it of a quantity of meal and beef; one of the party has been identified and fully isommitted.—Northern Whig. A pay clerk was rolibe.l of his money between Castle• council and Limerick, by three footpad., on Friday. One of the party ...

... declare in meaner. before tins nuguid aa,enibly, I shalt p.diy. I know that the wad 1 take dues nut Ido out tie:of:g to the Whigs ; I sever I 1., n, ..n to the Turies ~•• 1 them. . . . ' •i n•• •• , 7 sand of ray Loutatry —41.. ,I vv. ant so hoe a taxa ...

... upon materially. He will avoid all political argumentation and all unneceseary details, and that it will not contain any ultra-Whig doctrines. Henry Clay bas arrived at Baltimore. His visit is said to relate to his canvass for the neat presidency. From Canada ...

... usefulness will ho carefully studied, I the whole being under the supervision of a committee. —Correspondent of Mr Northern Whig. Edward Hoare, Esq., of tilt nanore, near Castietownroehe, has written to his tenants at Garry roe, in the baron,' of Imokilly ...

... lawyer. - -,rifet. We believe Mr. Brady realty is a prudent and clever young man; but, what is more to the purpose with the Whig government, he is one of the parliamentary committee of the Loyal National Repeal AWKiNtiO O of Ireland, and author of one ...

... Esq., to reduce the rents on their Killinehy estate twenty per cent. on all arrears paid up till Ist May, 1848. —Norther. Whig. ...