... a nation like Great Britain, with all her colonies and dependencies ; but I blame the reformed press of England- I blametie Whig press, and I blame even the Chartist press -in fact the Chartist are wise-they may not' wish to have the Lords' intentions ...

... retired to ris hotel, fird, in a short time, ?? was info'med that the rioters iad been dislodged.- Arridyedfrom tre leo7t7ern W'hig. A cur'ious discovery wvas made last w eelk near Sherfreld liouse, Southbamptoir-a bed of oyster-sirelis, several feet in thickness ...

... BELFAST REGISTRY. VItoSI TIrE NORTTIERN WHIG. We have tho pleasure of being able to report a Liberal majority at the Registry SOssiLIs for this borough, whilh closed oh Wednesday morDing. The following is thiI general statementl_ LIBERALS. Total Registered ...

... sacrifice of his life could be, and were it only as a contrast to the bloody severity of some previous administrations, we wish the Whig government would, for their own cre- (lit, lean in practice to the side of mercy. This is a result which we are prepared to ...

... consented to act as croupier. - The meeting -sc- paratedat an early hour, much pleased with thie procied- ings of the day.- Whig, THE ARCHIUnSHOP or DUBLIN AND TirE REV T. D. Gn m ?? Archbishop of Dublin has, by an ecclesias- tical inhibition, prevented ...

... purpose of chairgig such expenses upon the rates to be levied under its provisions. I; Exchange-Rooms, Belfast, January, 1840.-Whig. 1-. I I ...

... tue pillory, amidst the hootings and re- vilings of the rabbie of Londion, merely for writing a short ?? in favour of the Whigs and the House oflIano- ?? i ! hn late William Cobbett, Editor and Proprietor of Tlhe Reyister, was tried and sentenced to two ...

... turt'ei to the dour, and his wife and children driven to beg- gary, says lie voted for a Tory, wvlen, in fact, lie voted for a Whig ? Is ttii not a lax morality ? It this not palhliatinrg fahseliool, when we 8.e in Iividlttus thtus straih- iug at a gnat and ...

... country. 'rhe grant to the National Board of Education shoulsi at ?? be doubled.-D. E. Post, oy Saturdey. TrHc ELEltorsis.-The Whigs are carrying the elme tions in England in every contest wvhich has vet takhn place. In Birmingham, Mr. MJuntz has been rcturned ...

... agreed to oa that occasion ; there- lore tihe less suim htd been proposed by the Tories, but WaS not aisseiiteul to by the Whigs. So much for the ex- travagaince ofl Toryisii I Sir It. P'EEf, necr would shrink from giving a vote, or from rindiuliating ...

... Friday, O'Connell made a tremendous use of this and similar indiscretions committed by the Tory party. 4. In Scotland the Whigs have been almost the only friends of the Church, in regard to the veto question. It is true that as Judges appointed to administer ...

... be had at AIr. HENRY GREER'S, Booksoller, High-street Mr. FLETCRER'S uive ?? ohuse, CastloPlacc; thil News-Letter, Northern Whig, Chronicle, and Vindicator Ofioes; and at St. Patrick's Chapel, )onegall.strect; where, also, can be had Books of the Words ...