... His appointment, and subsequent promotion, stand f ntward merely as an undisguised and monstrous job, of the class which the Whigs are every day perpetrating in Ireland. Mr. Edward Berwick is the brother of Mr. Walter Berwick, Assistant-Barrister for the ...

... of the houses of Parliament, a long sitting is certain, and no very satisfactory conclusion probable. The materials of the Whig-Kadical Russell administration are so “squeezable,” that there is every likelihood of their attempting to take one matter of ...

... the sixty-fourth ballot for Speaker in the House of Representatives gave :—For Cobb (Dem .erat), 102 votes; for Winthrop (Whig), 100; and 21 scattering votes. One of the tellers thereupon declared that the Hon. Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, was elected Speaker ...

... advertised in the columns thereof. Mr. W. JANSON seconded the motion. He was glad to see a newspaper throwing off the character of Whig or Tory, and giving up partizanship, to devote itself to the promotion of social reforms and the good of mankind at large. ...

... little moment. The Whigs need not rub their eyes to save the lives of a paltry quarter of a million of vagabond and ignoble Irish ; but that liberal constituenciesshould melt away like snow insunshine—that subservient Whigs, or Whig Repealers should be ...

... surprised that it should form the text of an elaborate article in the new year's number of the great quarterly exponent of Whig principles. In this long contribution the several systems and plans of colonization are all reviewed, and the reader who has ...

... and get it, if necessary, next session. He trusted these explanations of their strong party of such persons as the Belfast Whig reasons for their proceedings would take from them any would call dirty greasy vagabonds, is engaged anomalous appearance ...

... free trade--with a view to petition for some protection for native agriculture. A strong Party of such persons as the Belfast Whig would 'call dirty greasy vagabonds, is engaged to shout ( lown the gentry and tenant-farmers of Clare. No anatter—all for ...

... as a Protectionist that was a sufrkient qualification for belonging to the association. No one was asked whether he «»as a Whig or Tory. Con servative or anything else. If any gentleman differed from the object of the association as regarded the principle ...

... calling for a large extension of the suffrage. This is a bold menrouvre to out-flank Protection, and to intimate to wavering Whig and Peelite landowners, that the party will defend Free Trade at the cost of throwing power into the hands of the masses if ...

... would have purchased their abrogation at some sacrifice ; and w iam ‘8 'D | on the Protectionist the compromise offered by the Whig ters, ut the same time warning th em that compromise w: rejected, the offer of it would never be re; peated, and that the re; ...

... ffillehossis the shading Army new mid thus exhibit theme** well therm time age a splendid &nem, prtemted to by the hifeatrypreetmt, Whig &job sit bat by a srallybet clever artbt, Ithelled by a et sysegimaile, ribose ~fa hoverer/ ameemmil Of a batted= ramie** refused ...