... short space the ermine and strawberry leaves took comfort; the consequences were much less fatal than t ~y anticipated. The Whigs were in office to be sure which was a real calamity, but the whole things went on very much as did not grow in the streets ...

... read; and both were fully com- mitted to take their trial in Carrickfergus, at the next Assizes. —Abridged from the Northern Whig- Further Particulars. —The following letter from Mr. Boyce, Union Clerk, is tolerably sufficient evidence that Mr. Tidd, master ...

... of Roman Catholic jurors off the panel, | yet how have they been now borne out that j course. The present Attorney-General, Whig and a Catholic, either believes that Catholic jury will not convict a Catholic, notwithstanding the solemn sanction of the ...

... reason to complain, if not of the cheat of the Whigs who petted him while pursuing the course that has consigned him to dungeon, least of the cheats cf Fortune, who has deprived him of the protection of his Whig accomplices and servants. Looking to the whole ...

... lion. The rent peal.— exy the following nembers of the Hall Repealers y gentlemen in e Improvement ition of English villi the Whig sly begged pla> have made the with swindler in the London ng-street, with iscount. —For adual improveidon and Liver- ssure ...

... acquiring the land, and have already succeeded in obtaining possession of the greatest portion of the line, on liberal terms. Whig. . Newry, Armagh, and Londonderry Junction Railway. —We are instructed to state that the necessary deposit under the standing ...

... Jacobite, is a good Whig; he is also Roman Catholic ; and, if elected, as we believe there is no doubt that he will, will be the first Roman Catholic returned by a Scotch constituency since the time of the Reformation —Northern Whig. Extraordinary Military ...

... flagrant jobbing. A Whig Ministry to legislate, and Iriah priests to administer. W hat curse more dreadful could on kingdom fall ? It is a curious study for political philosophers, to inquire from what cause it arises that the Whig-Radicals can never right ...

... there were five who had since been called away, thus rendering the past season as one to be long and gloomily remembered. Whig. Meeting of Relief Committees in Lisburn, A large meeting of the members of the Relief Committees, and other ratepayers, of ...

... hustings the • have dared think yon to ask you continue slaves. .yniithe who will so dare-mark you, not the exulting tone of Whig Tory and every other classof ponderers to English pa.sions anil prejudices— they say, gone,” Ire'and is at last she begs for ...

... of a Whig Government to public change. Still the spirit of Englishmen loves justice everywhere. Lord John will not be condemned unheard, nor punished prematurely for offences from which his sense of honour may urge him to shrink. True, he is a Whig, but ...

... claimed re Tories, who understood whose Repeal nerely anti* profession of for the good t. This plain pose and disSiinordinary Rc Whig. some people O’ Connell lull is dead ; mul iped from the lie is enjoying no. The story •d Milan •, portly di-1; inoustach’oes ...