... have carried a resolution that organisation was necessary to look after the registration, and establish a news-room, as the Whigs had done, ex- pending 200 a-year in pail agents. One of the speakers stated that if the broad clothe saw the lahouring classes ...

... and Thomas Carpenter -v~who are members of the Droghedaindependent Club, are candidates for the ofice. In 'order to prevent a Whig or Tory *fom gaining the pffiee a meeting of the club Fas specially- caled on lest Monday night in the Ma4yoralty Rooms-the ...

... tithes. Judge Perrin had et herwise decided at the last assizes for Cork. ?? A petition against the operation of 'the new Whig Poor- s w has been signed at Leicester by upwards of 9000 at !rsons, principally from atmong' the fora.er Radica elics le the ...

... principles of this noble lord are it is of course difficult to say, as in his- place in Parliament he votes indifferently for Whig or Tory, though always for her Majesty's Government. The ladies of the household arc, of course, exempt from political change ...

... tion respecting the individuals concerned. We could not name three persons conitected with it. We know not whether they are Whigs or Tories; nor do we care. We shall denounce the one as readily as the other. We were told by a gentleman a few days ago, that ...

... speak irrespective of any political considerations whatever; from the time of Lord Althorpe and for many subsequent years, the Whig Administrations were unfor- tunate in this respect; and it was not until Lord Palmer- ston became Prime Minister, that the ...

... namewill ret'ain a pace in the literary history of Scotland-. is political opinions were - those of a stead6y iicocupromising Whig;; in Ibusiness he was distinguished by !lerality, skill, and enterprise, and inS privatelife -h ?? tsdllys esteemed asa mao ...

... Peel will be supported by the freetraders is more than probable; and, as many of his own party, as well as the majority of the Whig members, are likely to vote w.th him, the agriculturists have little chance of obtaining better terms than those he offers ...

... e, that the bulk of the imported corn this season should pay the exact duty which was fixed upon as a standard rate by the Whig Ministry; though under their plan it would have been distributed gradu ally as it arrived, and when most wanted, instead of ...

... to tithes. Judge Perrin had ec fferwiso decided at the last assizbs for Cork. a A petition against the operation of the new Whig Poor- sa .w has been signed at Leicester by upwards of 9000 at irsons, principally from among the former Radical allies lei ...

... upon the common sense of the country, as well as indicative of the lamentable incapa- city, not to say dishonesty, of our W'hig Government, Hadl the raising of the income-tix been accompanied by a just ?? of the burden, anid had there been eimsiltaneosssly ...

... under a baron; as honorary directors, whether you have their permission or not; and be sure to select them from the ranks -of Whig and Tory with the greatest impartiality, be- canse that lohks like giving support to merit on patriotic prin-. ciples,. without ...