... ..l. If would |Kill,ups dllßeult to «llcn I ri.o implore cv..y clioirc Llcai.gon Him wbolm. ..con ’•Ue. are lima iiid« the Whig Intrigues signally the divine Insirimuut in iwocuriup the conn Borne lor the of sham W|li II,J ru,c die church pronrr'.l.klion ...

... politics made ' volt like Ishmclites, one man turning his hand ■ the other, there is no good got that. cere not for either Whig Tory, despise poli( s—let us work to save our country —pull all together and Ireland will bet Grrst glorious amt free. First ...

... soil, working their little capital at home, instead of gathering up all they possess, and abandoning the country. The ?? Wh/ig mentions that Mr. Black, of Ballycastlo, has made a permanent reduction of 10 per cent. in the rents. of his estate at Coolaghey ...

... misunderstandings arose between him and Mr. Seward, senator New York, regarding the distribution of Government offices among the Whig party in their native state. This ended iu the entire loss of any influence which the former, owing his high position, should ...

... run aground at Belfast to prevent her sinking. She is now discharging cargo and will be put into dock for repairs.— Northern Whig. ...

... foil theseewis of the who ass for kso bib, a brew w the we.io ter.gewerp this weary Whetted ° the lost bums. The potato asp Whig se dart* ;failed is 1846, Its ealtirodeala the Mollies was peaky Edsas weak appeared very doabtfal.! sad the 'were pally sown ...

... in our own country- — the Times, which still defends the Godless Colleges of Ireland — the Times, which warmly seconded the Whig design of renewing Di- plomatic Relations with Rome— e ven this I'tmes is alarmed : and thus late (may it not he too late ...

... the time of the meeting [loud cries of we’re not tired of you yet moderation l*m placing all lory. The Tories call me* Whig, the Whig* would call Tory.” Gentlemen, I would emphatically tell you you should be a most determined people, for you arc asking ...

... Jlair-Cutting Rooms, Castle Place, Entrance in jgr Castle Chambers, Second Door to the Right. The Banner of Ulster, Northern Whig, Punch, Vxn»licator,and other Papers taken in regularly on the mornings of publication. Buff act, Oct.. IBftO* ...

... in plain terms, do not believe it, and venture to predict, that ere long, it will proved a weak invention the enemy.” The Whigs were favourable to Catholic Emancipation; they aided in the accomplishment of that great measure of justice. We are much mistaken ...

... thein its revenues ; they do not think either of demanding ' from the great families of the Revolution,' from the great liberal Whig*, the restitution of the property of the clergy and the abbeys which they formerly so generously divided among themselves. ...

... fine drawn speculation? But must leave these and tnany other questions connected with this Bull to the silent meditation of Whig Protestants who have hitherto supported and upheld the Romanist by all the means in their power. Since writing the above, we ...