... bhodavaa of factloo, tbal the aama rule rxcluaioo would juaily apply to the Peal ilea aa well a* 10 'he goaeromeot, and to ib* Whig* aa to either. Thia, indeed, baa been admitted in bie aperch by Sir J. Graham, who would giro ua to ooderataod that ib* offeoaia* ...

... military to suppress riots between the whig mob and the Papists.— Were an election contest to take place in this city to-morrow, your Lordship, us a Roman Catholic, would be expected, upon party grounds, to support a whig candidate, while my Protes• tent friends ...

... division sit ty-one Conservatives voted against the government, and ninery-eight Whigs ; whilst on the other side, the forces stood r hus—Conservatives, two hundred and eleven ; Whigs, eighty-aix. Mr. James M��Gowen, jun., of Ballyabanzion, eras elected Clerk ...

... Dreenrher, 1840. The linF.t,r of Spain anapootio(l the sitting• of the Cortes disokmAed her Mi. nistvra. lord Stanley, the new Whig Pser, Ltd BAronet of that name, wan titters dive in custody for oon-payment of tither to Roy. lMi. Clirillestono, of A Iderl4l ...

... company solvent . , The Court ordered the plaintiffs give entity ‘United Irishman’on the Whig Band, The‘United Iri-*hm*o'of 'U4t hat the following refu'oti'ie Ca*>*idy*a Whig b ...

... for thorn, if only kept one poor sum out of a cottage. The opposition was srganised by the Whig Party and Counsel, who happened to a relative of a leading Whig was brought specially dewn to oppose the claims of tho labourers. And yet these ant tho men ...

... Goderisil— say neither. If Lord Grey should retire, and we could assign many reasons fur his doing so besides indisposition, the Whigs affirm that the Duke of Richmond will be placed at the head of the AdminiAtration. In the event of his Grace being wr elevated ...

... tbs groat meaaaras of oar lima, the amendment tbs poor lew was the must gavsras mental and lbs moat nopopolar: ycl it was Whigs, end not lbs Tories, who aaderloek it.— lbs other bend, the Tories put the fioiehtng strobe to tbe Knisoaiputiou lbs Colkelioo ...

... moans of displaying. The Pepsi Aggression has, boa near, effected aim good purpose—it bee blasted far tbs reputation of the Whigs as parly, and exhibited their anfiloet* to be entrusted with the rospoasibilitisa of oSa*. they long barn beoa ia the attimaiioo ...

... DROPPED. Tho Dublin correspondent of tho Northern Whig writes—lt will be remembered that few months ago recruiting for the Royal Irish Constabulary was greatly slackened, if not altogether dropped. Since then the reduction the force bas created disquietude ...

... in Ins ears. His speech reeignmg office was a tempest slodoeooe. He played with the fury of I,is power and flung it among Whigs uud Tunes. scathed bis open opponents and scorched the party who, though they lived, moved, and bad their being in him, their ...

... condemn the ntrongest pwiWe manmT tho action of tlioee Catholics who. in ooniunction witli Mr Frank Fawcett, nem n nted the arch Whig. Peter Kelly, against t’ Mi«ars (Javigan, tried and trusted gultdia.ia nolecUsl the National representati re* >hat declare ...