... that the Whigs faithfully observed the species of compact implied that advice of mine, and Whig attempted unseat a Repealer. “But the causes of any such arrangement are gone by. The last election was a struggle on our part to preserve the Whigs power; not ...

... ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE FUND will be received John Workman, Esq.. Doncgall-square and James Simms, Esq., at the Office of the Northern Whig. (.119 TO DISPOSED OF, PRIVATE CON- . . TRACT, / And Immediate Possession Gioen, / y The Hotel, Tavern, A General Grocery / ...

... Juat fire times. Once upon the support Mr. Stritch says he acted precisely towards the Vinafforded by the Repealers to the Whigs. Oucq upon dicutor Mr. John O’Connell did to the Nation. Very French sympathy, and three times upon the subject ol the , !fr ...

... chance triumph of the Whig-instructed armies of robbers and butchers in China and Affghanistan— they have been aided by the receipts of the Income Tax, and by various contingent windfalls, which made them the envy of the poor exiled Whigs. And yet, what has ...

... HOAXING NEWSPAPERS. We takn the following from the Whig of Thursday Reports Mabbiacks—Mamcioi’s Imposition. —We regret that were led, a malicious fabrication, to announce a marriage having taken place between F. Russell, Kjmj., and l.nb.the (laughter ...

... correct not. Those, on the other band, who were not present, are referred to the accounts of it the newspaper press, whether Whig Torv, and we are much mistaken it it be not acknowledged,* in quarters reluctant enough make such acknowledgment, or the least ...

... tween the rival factions, we shall have more than enough. The Tories, of course, are determined to stay iit office ; and the Whigs are resolute their preparations to retaliate their opponents all the annoyance to which they were themselves subjected when ...

... public par‘ ties, and of the public mind Ireland. The former divisions party no longer remain full | force Ireland. The Irish Whig party has longer i any existence. The effect of the torpedo applied the ; to the public mind daily fading away, and coining ...

... palmy England, once the boast and envy of surrounding nations.’’ The patient is. sober sadness, more than crucified between Whig and Tory quacks. «’f verity, the Hritish legislature requires copious infusion into its the democratic spirit. And, yet, the ...

... tft onn. 11, and they all hailed it will, graltfica ton. hand and wife, of parent and child, that the endiarm , Conservative, Whig, and Kadieal, bad been tie of brother and sister—that every social amt a|| assl , mldl , d .,e feeling of patriotism that day ...

... CACKLES.” The Whig states that the News-Letter, which ho irreverently calls ** our cackling contemporary,’’ “is doubted and distrusted by the Presbyterians, with whom he wishes to * curry favour.’ He has steady and consistent principle to merit the confidence ...

... violent as Whig organ, and a moment it turned round to the oppositeextremo, and abused them as being abominable in their generation. It was the tower of strength of Whiggery in one week, andintho next it was the fortification of Toryism. Tho Whigs were tho ...