... . BARON SMITH'S CHARGE-SPIRIT OF THE . -. WHIG PRESS. 5 | (FROXS TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE-) The Irish judges, imbued with the party spirit of the na- tives of that agitated and agitating part of the empire, ap- pear to consider themselves at liberty to ...

... unquestionable right to use all legitimate and consti- tutional means to get possession of the places at present occupied by the Whigs; but they have neither a moral or legal right to deprive the people of Ire- land of the privileges of British subjects. The ...

... believe, ?? the opening of the present session of parliament, whenever a seat has been vacated, and a contest taken place, the Whigs have been invariably5 defeated. In Sunderland, Hertford, Gloucester, and the city of London, they have been made to bite the ...

... promotion, to return to head quarters. Such a person, it would be idle to deny, is as much the representative of Whig feelings, as truly the organ of Whig sentiments, as if he had kissed hands as prinie minister, and been the actual Scianus 7 of his party. But ...

... titled- Church Robbery in Engqlandd 1-in England I as if Church robbery in Ireland was not enough. Ob I these vo- racious Whigs I will nothing cloy their appetite for ceclesias- tical plunder? Why, Elijah amongst the prophets of Baal was compassiornate ...

... breath of the. administration of the day?- whether we are to have no security for our rights but the caprice of an apostate Whig aristocracy ? If ever there was a struggle where Conservative and Radical, Repealer and Anti-repealer, Protestant and Catholic ...

... prejudices of the few, and the interests of a nation to the ascen- dancy of a section. 'Wbile Tories mar what Whigs have scarce begun, And Whigs undo what Wbigs themselves have done. But in this attempt, so strongly calculated to -goad the peasantry to ...

... complied with. We will not chaeactenze this hbu siness as it ideserves. WVhen will these thingi come to. an end?-.Northern Whig.' The buoy of Daunt's Rock broke adrift (in the gale of Friday morning); it has been picked up by one of the pilot boats and ...

... volluttary payment of taxes, an -advice which has beeii'long sisaee given, them by the practical instruction of some of the Whig leaders themselves; but the real crime is its fearless I advocacy of the rights and privileges of the people. We trust the ...

... and that a gentleman of sound I w and well recognised Whig printiiples has been appointed. We were really and in good faith exulting much at this unusual effort of courae upon the pai t of the Whigs, ',tt when out tfeelings of respect and admiration were ...

... THE TWELFTH OF JULY. Ir - . . __ We learn, from the Nothern Whig, that seven- teen Orangemen were arraigned at the Down- patrick assizes, and pleaded guilty to violations of the processions' act on the 12th inst., at Dromore. Mr. Baron Foster, however ...

... ;ofr trial at Sessions, 27; Debtors, 23; eserters, 1; County of the TowYn of Carrickfergus priso ers, 6 ;totai, 208.-N;orhern Whig. ...