... every necessary of life, consummation looked to with no little anxiety the part of the half-starved peasantry of Ireland.— Whig. Corporation of Derry.—M the sitting of the Court on Tuesday the Master of the Rolls ordered, That it be referred to the Master ...

... always been of that parly—who ha* no connexion the despotic Anti-Reform Tories, nor with the hypocritical, double-dealing Whigs.” (Langhter.) The HUer signed ** J. H. B. Lorimer. Mr. Hume added, that be had never coupled the right bon. gentleman with ...

... bimoelf, or many members In that house, important a question. Ho alluded tbe authority of Mr Burke, at a lime when he was staunch whig, when eras actually on aof the party, pay,,ana «f lh* leaders af Government, similar to this. He alluded to the speech which ...

... Barons, not including higher titles, the whole Housa of Peers amounting only to 370; and only of these have been created by the Whigs. Puritanism. —Jeremy Taylor was sent to thd tower in 1657, for having in one of his works prefixed portrait of Christ in the ...

... however, that seither party, Whigs nor Tnries, ever caret a facthing ab-out any thing that was said of the King, but ,Eever forgave any at- tacks on their own facticcic, oi' tie profits of.tbeir places; and this faction of the Whigs, be it olcserved, was more ...

... however, that neither party, Whigs nor Tories, ever eared a farthing about any thing that was mid of the King, but never forgave any attacks their own faction, »r tbo profits their pieces; and this foction of the Whigs, be It observed, was more graady ...

... this instance, are the sufferers. Some of them perished in the Bann river, when flying from their savage pursuers. —Northern Whig. Ballj/money. —On Tuesday several Orange lodges belonging this district, assembled in their respective lodge-rooms, and after ...

... Chancellor O'Connell in Ireland? The Learned Lord hadt said that it was dishonourable in him to suppose that a ?? would he made of Whig Lord Lieutenants exclusively. I.ord PLUNKET here ittterrupted the Noble Marquis to deriy that he lhed ever used the word d ...

... removal those oppressive taxes, which impede the ililf.isiaii of knowledge among the people.** Mr. SIMMS, Editor of the Northern Whig, returned thanks. Mr. CRAWFORD begged leave to propose tbs health of the worthy Chairmen, Mr. John Barnett. (Cheers.) Mr. BARNETT ...

... removal of those oppressive taxes, whicb impede the diffusion of knowledge among-the people. Mr. SIMMS, Editor of the IV. Whig, returned thanks. Mr. CRAWFORD begged leave to propose the health ol the Worthy Chairman, Mi. Jolsn Barnett.-(Cheers.) Mr. ...

... of it, could keep my eyes open till eight o'clock, n I then went to bed, leaving my sons to discuss the case of the Liberal Whig Prosecution. Thus I vent on until Sunday, the 3d July; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, e my son John spent in putting me in ...

... given in both classes eases; and these important questions now await the decision the Lord Chief Baron, at Carrickfergos.—- Whig, ...