... not exceeding, that Whlich has rendered the census such a dreary picture as it is ad- mitted to be-eveon by the heartless Whigs.-Standard. ...

... intercourse, either as bishop or private gentleman; iid to his clergy he was ever affilble and friendly. lDr. Ponsonby was of' Whig principles, and in the House of Lords was geiseraily a warn supporter of the measures of Lord John Russell and the Grey section ...

... Gillmore, Conitabulaiy, Ballynahineh, County. Down. May 19, at Armagh, James Simms, Esq., for twenty years Editor of the Northera Whig, and lately one of the Proprietors of the fercur.jy. T'he funeral of the deceased will proceed from the Ulster Rdilway Torminus ...

... fashion, with the falsest n-id the foulest cabain- naies. In 1810, an opportunity of maligning thin Prince occurred, of which Whigs and Tories eagerly availed themselves. A spirit of independence formed an iris- ;portant element in the Duel's charzster, as ...

... istinlg Goverirnent, altiloihgjl wo adimit there is some- thing to bepsaihl on the other side. q le knowv pretty well whbpt thoe Whigs would do if such all event oc- curred'ortihe dve of their giving hip offide;ia w4e tristbthlat Lord.Eglintoun will exereisc ...

... opponents, Grey, Greenville, Holland, Tierney, and Ponsonby, are (lead; and Lansdowne and Brougham alone represent tile old Whigs. Neither Viscount Palmerston nor Mr. Peel supposed then that the last speech of the latter in the Conmmons, delivered only ...