... poll. This was the more sigulicant as the, ciub, which is very advanced in Natiouni politics, o had pitted against anl the Whigs, Tories, and e Orangemen in the borough. Of the egght elected on tho club ticket, five were members of that ,body, sad three ...

... their votes or to vote against the Government and Whig Candidates at the approaching Elections. The ( Electors expect their Parliamentary Representatives, when in the House of Commons, to vote against the Whigs and ' drive them out of power; and it is the ...

... i'CAR1{LY (tifers for S p.jerte / 1 ?? (ire drerji from Liverlwoo. abouit ?? Ilund red oe8 I, st Olt REL WIGAN sod KENDAL, COAL. whig IIe.l speigs ot tire best qjualivy. arid at moderate Drices. Thoes ant- i SUhwould do well to aptil y witl ?? t de lay. 2 if ...

... Creagh of Dangan never broke his word to the people. I admit that at the lest election I did oppose the government backs of the Whigs-men who declared against the Tenants f and against the CatholIc Church. The people now sse that Lord Palmeretcri is the enemy ...

... have rendered some service as an opponent to the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...

... Skeich. lIo. Natolerin it, Couni II.11. Frrginelit r- irum the History bf John Bul 12 Sorilets by S rhi Skercher. 13. The Whigs-tbe Radicals-the Middle VI as-e_-ard the People. Wdilim Baackwood and SonQ, Edinhurgh; T. Callell, Strrinrl Londoa; anid WILLIAsl ...

... whether Whig or Tory id would dare treat the English people in this manner, who not only bave read, but have incorporated with their very constitution the sound doctrine, that the lives of the people are psramnomut to any property, and that the Whigs are ...

... Loughnan, Esq. Resolved -Tbat we again entreat and exhort the honsat- hearted and Whig-hating Electors of Dublin to withhold, under all circurnstanep, their votes from the Whig Candi- dates, If Lord Palmerston sueceed in packing the next Parliament with his ...

... King'of russia. 4. The Picture Gallery. No. 4. _ 5. An Introduction to the Philosophy of Consciousness. Part 3. 838, 6. Whig Practices and Whig Professions. 7. The Protestant Clergy of Ireland. 8. Sketches of Modern Greece, No. ?? 9. The Portfolio. By X. M. ...

... and passengers saw a small vessel-either a sloop or smack--founder, but could not render the slightest assiawance..Northern Whi~g.. - About ten o'eleck on Wednesday night, an ?? female jumped into the Liffey, atCarlisle-bridge, but was rescued in a few ...

... nis Pot- oPayce, crmagT. sf0.19l-pac GOCR'IS and ISRTAN-A syount in a vtne, glodprn ef houx.Wathe aboerad ae, adr b who ws be whig recmmendodbfor fo thoreougrh kempo. Address bud GROERSPE etA IT - Groers A seps oab youan in a a rslaonaaboe, wima t7e 'ounder ...

... twenty-five to forty per cent, on the labour of the weavers and dax spin- _ ners of Drogheda. I seek your suffrages neither as a Whig or Tory. I shall be found ever working for Ireland, and by the side of that party which shall make Ireiand's rights itsafirst ...