... a-year better for his wealth, but shs icett bored by lus patriotism, for, hue all absentees, Lord Clifden is a very notable Whig, and attributes all the miseries of this country to the incapacity ol Paddy Grady and Darby O'Keeffe, to sit Parliament, Good ...

... country rf.iy exp.c!, short time, to »vnil iHcl’ol me vjiuble s-rvioes Kiri Grey. ills I.erds ii >, tube sure, is W’irr.hut den, Whig ti’iha gsQuirft school Chronicle. ...

... condition, that the estate whose tenure depends on the connexion Ireland with England, would not be worth pin’s fee.” —Northern Whig, Robbery a Church.— Tuesday nonie *ariilf (;iou« wrelrliei broke into Castleuock Church, oiid rribbtd it the pulpit, desk, ...

... ensnared into secret combinations, ordriven to overt acts of disturbance by the villiany «nd violence of their enemies.— Northern Whig. A young man named Phelan, am of the proprietor of the Wool-pack Inn, Kilkenny, was murdered in that City last Wednesday, a ...

... endeavour* to spread (hem. Theie cun no higher proof of the sral than when it stoops to whet pride would spurn at. —Northern Whig . ...

... them.” The appeal was irresistible, and every man vowed he would not disgrace his posterity. —Southern Reyffrter. The Northern Whig of Thursday last, in noticing the establishment of Brunswick Clubs in the immediate neighbourhood, communicates the following ...

... of the Catholics, with equaleffrontery, invoke the tolerant Monarch and that of the emancipating Minister.—T»me*. CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. Thi. Club held it. eighth at Chester Thursday .e nnight. At five o’clock about 70 member, of th« Club sat down at the ...

... Gentleman expressed hope, that the Duke of Wellington would quit the Ultra Tanes, and leave the Brunawickere to them (the Whigs); and if ever they (the Branawickers) should rise fr ...

... necessary to oroment this. Many a poor Radical has been incarcerated in dungeon, for expressions not halt seditious.— Northern Whig. Shocking Murder at Newbridge. most '■arbarous murder was committed near Newbridge ■t lew days since, on a most respectable ...

... Lord Anglesey’* wish de.l out equal and impartial justice all cl«s ...

... extent ef tbe triumph aolusrsd, way be e.cua.tad the manner io which * is dets.led by and Mining Chronicle, (be two leading Whig Jo**,;. England - report the Kent Meeting ve,.„d,y will r«ad with (be deepest interest. Al.houeb tbe projeediugs rrere. on ...

... present. Th* Whig*, the modern Vv bigs ol oonrs* mean,—preaented front cf patronage for tl.a Popish end Radical against onr Constitution, .s u of *heir honesty and ibtir re*.:* dc/ji «ve wi'l |«e(/ivetwo eeotcncee from the I AUctntee Whig Lij.'d Darnley ...