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... the firm, ullconupromising, anl truly British policy which the Protestant spirit of England is now forcing upon these same Whigs ; and it is naturally ?? is it possible to conduct the govern- ment of Ireland upon thie majestic principles non an- ?? for ...
... yesterday to the family burying ground~, att Ahoghifi. ?? -AD V. E It T I S E at E N-T.] THE EDITORSHIP OF THE NORTHERN - WHIG. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE B7E.FST NEWS-LETTER. SIn-I shall feel much obligef you wilt perrmit nie to state, through your columns ...
... msatter, their enemy woul o move also, and that the consequence would be a fear o fill struggle in Ireland. This was from a Whig Peelite journal, whlich had gloried in the dismissal o Lord Roden. (Cheers, and the Kentish Fire.) It wa r an old saying, and ...
... gain, by the resuscitation of the old Protestant spirit in these lands, gladly take up the note. The fawning adherents of the Whig Minis- try, anxious to rid their masters of the difficulty in which they assume to be placed, harp on the same key. But facts ...
... RENEWED ATTACK UPON THE TOWN COUNCIL BY TIE, WHIG. T's WVhtip, in its publication of Saturday, notwithstand- ing its late virtuous resolution of never more inter- meddling with the Town Council, again displays its animosity towards that body, having employed ...
... THE SHIPPING TRADE.-CURIOTUS CAUSE OF - -. -CONGRATULATION. TILE Whig's own correspondent atLiverpool, whose lucubrations, on the commercial prospects of that port, have a prominent place in our cotemporary's publica- tion of yesterday, true disciple ...
... the British farmer, and t his fellow-subjects at home, and in the colonies, to a continue to enjoy the benignant rule of the Whigs I and Radicals. If they esteem that blessing so highly3 ias to be willing to pay forit the price demanded, well mid good; but ...
... n'thing tb do in the matter. The defection of 1829, like the defection of 1846, wasaisamere, add advery bis, -party trick. The 'Whigs, in the first base, had clamnoured'for emancipation withwhat they considered solid and'effectual securities (where they were ...
... instruction-tthe hydra of revolution and anarchy -is now barking at the doors of Parliament, only ceasing its howl when a timid Whig ministry throws it a sop to satisfy its immediate craving, to be renewed when the supply falls short, and to be converted, ...
... political or partizan hostility to the Government; but I do not think it is right for any Government, whether it be. Tory, or Whig, or Conservative, to place a large dio-I cese like this in the position in which, I must say, its i respected and zealous clergy ...
... ly. enlarged, and shows its new face three times a week. ?? Simms, who wvas for twventy-one years Editor of the .No>rthek} Whig,, lies withdrawn from that paper. and is about to start the Nor ?? Mercap* -We wonder how the god of thieves will take in true-blue ...
... discoveredto be utterly abandoned as a projbct of national compensation. If her Majesty ever really entertained the idea, her Whig Ministers have succeeded in over-ruling the gracious intention. A third circumstance, which created an entire revulsion in ...