... AGHABOE AND BALLACOLLA. WHIG At a special meeting of the above branch, the Coolbally eviction was spin under consideration, and in connection therewith a letter from Mr Dunphy, dated the 9th alt.. in NATIONALIST and another local paper. Regarding the ...

... TORIES AND WHIGS. (from the star.) It is through the Irish vote that the Conservatives expect soon to return to power. So writes Mr. Vincent Sully. an ...

... WHIG SYMPATHY. IRFLAND LEFT T , l tiER OWN RESOURCES. The pubic are indebted to Mr Ansley, M.P. fur Youghal, fur extorting from the Prime %Aster of England a declaration f his f cure policy towards Ireland. The correspondence to which we refer is copied ...

... WHIG LEGISLATION. The Encumbered Estate Commission does not, to use a familiar phrase, work fast enough for the Whir. The process of coruscation is too slow, hence they brought in a bill on Monday. through their tool the Inch Solicitor General, to amend ...

... DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS. The return of Calihel for St. Albans, by &majority of 116 over the Earl of Listemel, the government candidate. has astonished the Whigs, an,l silenced its crgant, who fancied they saw in the defeat of Sir Robert Feel the first step ...

... ELEVATION OF WHIGS. The Carlow Morning Post makes a joyous announcement of the appointment of the following Whigs and Radicals to be Governors of the Carlow Lunatic Asylum : N. A. %rigors, M. P., Walter Blackney, M. P., Thomas Wallace, M. P., the Right ...

... WHIG MISGIVINGS. We have just learned that More U Ferrell. Member for Kildare, and one of the Lords of the f remain y, told a friend, within the last few days, that he was going to ince, and that he did not expect to bud the in office on his return.—EeamiNG ...

... WHIG PIIINOPLES. The slue following appropriate tion of the Whig principle, : Without public virtue themselves. they think every man can he ft iglitened or lo•uph , . hold the Horse Guards or the Treasury. Private sittues most of the lii7s had— good ...

... THE WHIG We statee — lLtrnoniliTt;:t bad joined the Ministry simply with a view to seemed to the Premiership. bums severs illness of Lord Panora.an has prori {Awed natters, sad it errasced that as soon as the Bossiest was over. Lord Palmerston should ...

... WHIGS AND IORIFS. The Wafer/o/d • to the dealt sate eonOttioa of the poor men of Roes, esptemly says that • hen law a the iaul an favour of the i•hermeo the oa tte part of thou who the is:ieries it a MI regards 'twit imamate,. W a t cr i j aj jaw. • ...

... their ti c kets, and many Whig gentlemen retired from the table. This conillet was thoroughly eontemptiLle—more especially as Lord Jahn Russell present, and (1:11 not object to it. Dr. Johnsol owe gate a definition of a Scotch Whig; but it is u*kss to repeat ...

... WHIG MISRULE. A few days ha% e only elapsed since the mouthpiece of the Government, Mr Labous there, declared that this country was in astute of trangnillity, the !aws as much respected as ht the county Middlesex; and he justified the conduct of the ...