... nal wvere under strong Orange irfluence. The Catholics of Ulster, who have read our arti. cles, and who know the Northern Whig, will not expect from us any comment upon this attack.- They will understand how to appreciate Lord Cla- rendon's effort to ...

... in their Quixotic crusade. Respecfing the extensive estates of Lord Lurgan in Ulster, the following appears in the NortAern Whig:- Some time since, a meeting of the tenants of Lord ILurganl took place, w hen they temnperately stated the grounds upon which ...

... they voted against the Whigs, would have their votes extinguished ; and, as I said before, they would have to unite with the hereditary emenemies of the people. The only occasion on which Irish members can vote against the 'Whig ministry is when I they ...

... shore, i. a., obligingly to mrak land for the Government reserves. This EAu- difficulty reacts thus: the Government family of Whig cormorants 1 veto the proceeding with the large Tidal ci Basin; but as it wauld, no doubt, soon silt up apd be 4 dry at low ...

... ly many. (Hear, hear.) The chairman had spoken znui of g home, but he had not referred to the sister kingdomr. -ere In the whig government for years based its power in that d, Country on the dir antagoncm which existed between -oeCt ili and Saxon. (Hear ...

... actually represent the ideas of the government, I and perform the funetiora of their political organ, is it a wonder that the whigs are unpopular in Ireland P IMr. Btiaio stands up as the antagonist of. such mistaken aud degrading theories. He declares the ...

... read with sentiments of unmixed pleasure by every Catholic in this quarter, with the exception of the few who are bound to the Whig government by the golden link of place or expectancy. Those whO estimate his Grace's on- 11 bending opposition to the spurious ...

... peculiar political opinio oii ; they had n lo pe oar CA religioedogmas to propound. - Their body was compised, eil perchanc, of whigs, tories, radieals, and ?? catholics hel ani prpte9suts, eand membsesof erery religioua pii. Tey a y differed-they .egrea~d ...

... had been said of Ireland. The honourable gentleman then observed, with reference to Ireland, that itder the policy of the Whigs, Celt and Saxon had been placed in dire antagotnism. He expected to see next session all parties bidding for popular support ...

... cloudied the thet, tite workinsg classes Isase been bandied about between political factions. I Isave never looked at either W~hig or Tory on thsis great questiona, but ] heave seen thse vworkisig men of the counitry ihll usd and misled [A Voice: By the ...

... majority vote should carry the day, Mr. Cobb (Democrat) was elected by a majority of only two over the next highest, Mr. Winthrop (Whig). The vote stood Cobb-102, Win- throp 100. The President's Message was delivered on Mon- day. It is generally considered a ...

... stde ,Il hic aprpeared in tho Thai's. -E1). D. M.j ltros t ~ f til thedistinguished men isho have elipeared ainorig E the Whigs for thle last fiv a and ?? years, Thomas Lord( P Deimmor is undoubtedly, excepting one individual, by farl til tGot- II niS ...