... same; and, without alluding to any government in particular, he felt himself bound to f say that every government, whether Whig or Tory, had I for a series of years acted on time principle of handing them overtto the mercy of those commissioners (hear ...

... England i hwas lieorme more compact, more fierce and determined 'i than it ever was be'ore. The great question between the a Whigs and the Tories in England is the government of Ire- s land, or rather the mis-government of Ireland-the question I s seems ...

... those who were most useful to the Liberal party. Ile knew and heard of many such instances; but was it, posssible that the Whigs were becoming insincere-that their holding out justice to Ireland was a mere hublsu-, and never to blt realized-that the people ...

... Blackwoed, Williatsn Edmufid Reilly, Robert Batt, John S. Hawkshaw, Edward Johnton, William Gregg, and Andrew Durbamn, Esqrs.-Whig. MEETING OF RETAIL SPIRIT DEALERS IN BELFAST. A meeting of the retail spirit-dealers of Belfast was held1 on Tuesday, in the ...

... third is tint yet in custody. Thley wiill biethlit IsC nusnilit ted to IDerrv, for trial at the A noizes now hiililing.-A. Wh'igs. NARROWi or EsCArix FROMi DHOWNSyxPt-0On Sit titr;lsy ugh Cl, at ablout itt Wt'loch. xis ?? AtClloute stvaetin wats about ...

... to the effect that I] there should be a participation io civil rights with England. O He did think that Radical, Tory, and Whig should have N joined in that measure, to give employment to the people yP (hear). But, in truth, the feeling was against us ...

... of Com- bepyne, Mr. Edwards, the other patron, being aCatholic; and the Bishop has bestowed it upon the Rev. E. J. Todd, a Whig gentleman, totally unknown to his lordship, and whose recommendation for the preferment was the faithful and meritorious discharge ...

... place on Saturday, whlen the Lord Provost, Davit] Greig, Esq. was elected without opposition. He is said to be a Conservative Whig. BA LLYCAREY FAIR was held on Tuesday last; the day was fine, the attendance large; there was a good show of cattle, particularly ...

... of the ad joiting counties weas railitng out ?? thle Whigs, call. ihg then, all sorts (i, names, and swltrhitg they were all I viia-sins, when a stranger stepped lip alnd asked hin what d the Whigs had done to him ? They han't done nothing teat yme ...

... details. As part of the experiment we, of course, supported the Whig ministry; for, from the Tories no hope could be enter- tained. These were our merits. Our objects were admit- ted by the Whigs themselves to be, as far at least as related to Corporate Reform ...

... and tendering hiln sthe right hand of ?? Tin'es. 4 EEPRSESNTATWON OF BBCADFORD.-_There is a rumour in this borough, that the Whigs have set their heans upon r. G. Clayton, of Byerley, a zealous anti-corn law agitator in his locality, as one of the members ...

... cabinet mustgive way, and thus lose the support of the Radical section, or the minority-in which case the few remaining old Whigs and their supporters in the house will retire, and oppose the thorough-going Radical cabifiet, and Lord Melbourne's place will ...