... had taken place, and that ?? services were not held in high esteem by the Whig aristocracy of England. What other treatment did an honest Irishman evet get from an English Whig? We need not recommend this book to our readers; we are sure none of them ...

... taunted a us with supporting the Whigs, because Mr. O'Connell had *, once called them brutal and bloody. But Mr. West forgot If to remark that the Whigs of 1841 were very different from r r the Whigs of 1832 ; that the Whigs who fully acknow- Fr ledged our ...

... These fellows knew not that there is no Irishwotnan, from the highest to the lowest. whether connected with those ?? profess Whig or Con. Sievative principles, in whose presence the mere pro- tIU ?? of the n:ame of the King of Hanover is not felt to bL ...

... Ulster.- Temperance among the 0r2r9i Men; the Franchise; Representation of the Medical Profesi'n i Parliament; Tory Agents and Whig Landlords; Cnris5 Discovery ?? Skeletons near Dublin; the Ceos Death of Earl Foirteecue; Death of Lady ClonccrerY ry nisterial ...

... Pandemonium. The idol was worshipped during the day, and the evening dedicated to Bacchusand Beelzubud.- A Correspondent of the Whig. ORANGE DISPLAYS IN BALLYMENA. Monday last being the 12th of July, the Orange rabble manifested their malignant bigotry and ...

... they are to surrender upon a future occasion these claims to which they may justly feel themselves entitled.-Nor. ts, thern Whig. ral It was understood yesterday in Belfast, that Mr. MDon- nell had resolved not to persevere as a candidate; but his address ...

... Iean to do ? and last of all The Lamentations and Perpleaesi of the Liberals. In the latter article a coalition betwen the Whigs and Conservatives is recommended, as as some months ago by the same periodial e Co- E demned Cells of Newgaste, The Greater ...

... estate in the county. We hope soen to have -the pleasure of announcing, officially, the noble lord's ap- s pointment to the ?? Whig. CURIOUS AFFRAY. e An affair which lately occurred in the public streets, f near the Frankfort Theatre, between an Englishman ...

... the bulk of the harvest would. be secure. We have a good report of all crops in this ditse trict except potatoes. Northern Whig. ?? 'OA¶.-A Killinchy farmer informs us that he pum-, poses cotmmencing cutting sixty acres of oats in the end of ,he presentt ...

... are, are rsurpassed by her amiable and estimable qualities of head and heart. If we are to have even a brief continuance of Whig rulers, the lady in question will shed a grace and lustre around the circle in which it will bo then her pro- vince not to ...

... an iar portant kind on the subject of the corn laws. On Wed nesday a Ileputation from Manchester manufacturers, ?? posed of Whigs, Tories, and Rsdical., had aI) iitersi&w with Sir Robert Peel, in order to ascertain his stntirai Pti upon the financial projectof ...

... chair was taken by Conway Dobbs, Esq., high sheriff, and the address was unanimously adopted. A letter appears in the Nsothern Whig from Lord Belfast, lord lieutenant of the county, complaining that he had no intimation of the meeting until be saw it accidentally ...