... which railed the Manifesto af the Boraagbmawfara, and whieh was addrsssad to the paapia af England.— The paper Mated that tba Whig Admlnialrstiaa bad disseised Parliament, cause they (tba Tories) had refused ta laaaaa tba number af RepKaentalirm af the people ...

... of weather, such as the present, will effectually remove every fear respecting short ness supply for the ensuing Summer.— Whig. On Tuesday 26th ultimo, the Rev. Walter Moffat received a unanimous call to the pastoral charge of the Seceding congregation ...

... R. H. Gunning, and taro new aspirants, in the persons of H. V. Smith and J. Lyon, Eaqrs. tbs former gentleman aspanaing the Whig Interest, the latter the Tory party. Derby—The lata members for lbs borough, H. F. C. Cavendish and Edward Strutt, Esqrs. will ...

... Down in Parliament. (257 It was thpn resolved, that the foregoing Resolutions be Published in the News-Letter and Nowthera Whig. Thanks were voted to the Chairman, and the meeting separated IRISH STO(CKS-MAY 4. SI V Ct. Gov. D ?? 8S 4 P'Ct. New Stock ...

... DOWN ELECTION. WILLIAM SHARMAN, ESQ. AND THE BASGOR PUFF! OF the score of names signed to flaming Resolution the Whig, thill lli v will support this Gentleman in the ambitious project which I have I since foretold had view, there are only FOUR Voters—of ...

... had been already expended—and lane ilhr lachn/nue. But how came his speech to reported? It is one of i the artifices of the Whigs, who have nearly every paper in the empire ill their pay, to misrepresent every thing said by any Member of either House, contrary ...

... set to the Irish lreland was mainly indebted for the withdrawing of (lime taxes. And if wished for place or power under the Whigs, hoik around you, and see same, -without an atom of taieotrio whom they have given B,oooft » year, merely for • saving OT/C ...

... Dublin Paper. That pink of Borouohroongers, the Duke of Newcastle, has not been allowed to as he likes, with hi* own.” The Whig candidate, Sergeant Wilde, has been returned for Newark, in defiance of the Noble Duke. The King and hi* Family. —Colonel Jones ...

... Irish MemborsjIreland was mainly indebted for the with- drawing dfthose taxes And if he wished for place or power nderthe Whigs, look around you, and see some, without an 'atoln of talentl' to whom they have given £2,000 a year, tnerely: ?? oeye or no ...

... returned as Member for the County of Down, or of making his speech, which was already printed and ready for publication in the Whig of Thursday; not but he made every attempt which the most consumate impudence could suggest, to effect this object, and thereby ...

... Reform Bill, as a whole, I am totally op- ; posed. (Hisses and cheers.) This oppositien I entertain, w without regard to either Whig or Tory-for, as to those parties, I am quite indifferent. I have been taxed with be- Ing so attached to the Wellington Government ...

... feelings. : HlrLLSoBoucG, May 7th, 1831. - ' A great aumber of copies oftthe above Noitice were ptiat- i ed at The Borthema Whig qffice, by order of the Marqois qf Doseashire, for the purpose of distributing among his Lordship's Tenantry. (298 DOWNSHIRE ...