... ratiier a ic x ?? ped 0io o- sicio frocii ci igenuine Free-trtic','' as Mu'. G. Berkelev st:ll loves to style llilliself-ft Whig of tile higil acisto- Crs1tic s'liool, aiso, anil o01e wicvo lans distingluislhedl him- scif )y his cxertions in procurling ...

... Corrmpoournc. TIHE BLACESTAFIF. TO TIHE EDITORi OF TfIE NO2TISEYVNr WHIG. MY DEAR SIR-Will YOn have the kininess to allow me, tibou ,b the medium of your journal, to inifori the DOW)iai- talots of Belfast, that I have obtained aithlon itv to remove the ...

... what has been tihe parent of these sifferings, antd this depreciaition of lanuded prollerty? What but the fatal policy of our Whig rinlers thlemiselves, in destroying the staple interest of this unfoetunate islaid ? Butn with wlitt alion of reason call the ...

... Post-offiees of the United Kingdom. Her MIajesty's reply to tilhe aldress of thle House of Commons, carriel in despite of the Whig ministry, g ill le found in the Parliamentary report of uonttlay. It is brief, an I unalollornd bY a sinrgle phrase caletl~aterl ...

... htailed such it adtlition to the bill as an importatit anti essetn- tial implovemnentt. Not so, hiotever, the Free-trathing ?? W\hig Ministry, whlo filled with alarin at the tertible calamity of an estate in Gal- nay being sold at 40 years' purchaseand, doubtless ...

... prlomoters to lisert clauses setsuing tihe o7,jecet of 1te opposition. This, quotli a correspondetit of the N~ortkiettn Wh/ig, in greiat ain(l natural exitltatiot, is litorally witat has behn dotne. T' ere is surely a mistalte here ; for tile objeet ...

... se'nnight was one which Lord1 John and his Cabinet could not ventore to treat with ildisilain or indifference; for thouiih the Whig Ministry arc cndowed with even an over- sutficincuy of that recklessness to legislative opinion which has, by their friends ...

... Routcilck, . ?? Flame (whio ?? is n'tllteinioll t). Sir Ivlcibl'i c Tlit s e ?? 3Ilr.Pagne Wtood, and Sir JIamn.es Grai lti-thlre Whig-Rwli' l 'lIs taid tmo Peelites. 'iTlle slreell of M1r. Rlocl llek w asn 11:bd spteell for tlly pt''pose, tint it wns evee ...

... hitherto, at least, professed to lle guided. Now, the House of Commons may, as it has done, stultify itself in this mnatter-the Whig^ MIliistry may thus convict theunselvesof (leep insinicerity and huge hyp ocrisy in recoi ending ?? measure which they were ...

... court a collision between the two houses. We should not wonder that the House of Commons, demo- railized by Radical and Whig doctrines, aud overridden by a combination of anti-colservative factions, should think but little of the deep lhazardl and ...

... TILE POOR-LAW SYSTEMI UNDEI THIE FREE 'T'RADE REGIME. IT has now become a trite remark, that when the Whig Government are asked to remiit taxes, or to Opcn tile public purse for any purpose, however just or necessary, they put on the poorest mllouth possible ...

... again in the Session of 1S51 ? Is there any likelihood that the evils we now com plain of will cease or be mitigated-that the Whig Guverinment will be more capable and less indifferent or deceitful? We see none; but, instead, ac perceive the existence of ...