... office for Registration of Deeds in Ireland, as clerk,at salary of £.*>oo a year. Does not this look like move out of the Whigs and a more in the Tories? Morgan would not worth suit for Ins porridge any merchant shopkeeper in Ireland, yet is to be quartered ...

... Peers, on the assembling of Parliament. An Honourable Baronet, who for 10 years has been one of the warmest supporters of the Whig-Radical party in this county, has (saith report) declared his intention of withdrawing his support from the Bedchamber Cabinet ...

... already prepared a plea for the edits, upon a scale of regal magisiffeesoe.— Post. Captain Vigo°lles, the last victim, of the Whig Radical tyrilosy, passed through Neoagh Notary, en route to the county Clare. ...

... programme cut out for her Majesty during the ensuing year, includes, we are assured, certain progresses to the residences of whig noblemen in this country. The entire scheme is well planned, and, unless the conservative leaders really redeem the pledge ...

... penurious. A cruel Trick.—The Whig press have been hammering Sir Robert Peel during the recess, because he wiH not tell them what he has been M to” all the while; but (if the knowing ones are not desperately out) the Whig press will find that they have ...

... For whether there bhould happen to be t profligate W'hig administration tir a prolligate Tory one, they vwould either of them have the power witbin their grasp of enslavitg the country. It was the Whigs in their wickedness that had fostered and nourished ...

... wellweighed reflection to the winds, in order to indite some common-place trumpery about the In's and Out's. He is neither a Whig nor a Radical. Neither is he a Tory, for he abhors persecution, and reprobates, far more than he satirizes Reform, the heavier ...

... _Dissenters , 2140 National Church Establishments Examined 2143 New Assessment on tlie City , 2158 New _Charge against the Whigs , 2171 New Argument in favour of Polygamy , _2174 P Privy _Council and the Church of Scotland , The , 208 C ' ' Play-goer ' ...

... we are very nearly arrived at the time when men, however willing, will be ashamed to affect, believing the statements of the Whig-Radicals and their press. The Attorney General was yesterday placed in the not very enviable position of prosecuting upon a ...

... preceding that appointed fur the meeting Parliament, were delivered Friday and Saturday rooming. Those of Viscount Melbourne the Whig Peers were issued few days previously. —Mom in>t Post. ,c* »n Scot* paper states, that the late Duchess of St. Albans was duug ...

... they groaned in the tender mercies of a Tory government. The New Poor Law was craftily denounced to them as a measure of the Whigs, and the effects of its operation were shamefully misrepresented and exaggerated for the purpose of exciting clamour against ...

... counteract whom tins ex pevi neat woul I drove from the Nlislisierial beeches. 0 Ise(' e Ito v 'many , we have made since the Whig reign began. or FLY ICY, AND ARE Tilt MINIS'IRKS STILL IN A SMALL MINORITY. WITH ALL THS RR NMeNT AT meta BACKii. • • creatol ...