... the . joe Law, in its present form, would unite every party and creed resisting to the death. Let this iniquitous sample of Whig legislation be totally remodelled in the early part of the approaching session, and the expense thrown upon the Consolidated ...

... place in the procession with the prohibited importation food. I has, the wild visions of the extreme Radical, the medium of the Whig, or the Conservative professions of nign loryall find place in this Tipperary pharmacopeia—placing every peruser in the predicament ...

... Gazette of Ist Sept., 1846, bat without increase of pay. Great Western Fisheries Company.—A corre*- ptndent of the Northern Whig .'rom Ardglass say?: —I n* w much pleasure in informing yon that two gentlemen belong* ing to the above company have been here ...

... the last year. When he said an independent member, he meant one not belonging to the extreme Tory right, or to the extreme Whig left. If there was such a section as the extreme centre, he flattered himself he belonged to it (hear, hear). He was aware ...

... which the late Lord Mayor | discharged the duties of his office. He did not belong to the extreme Tory right, or the extreme Whig left ; | but if there were such a thing as the extreme Centre he | flattered himself that he would be one of its members. He ...

... the candidate for the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw, in order that a new choice might be adopted, and new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No advantage, however, was gained this policy for the Whig con- Jan. 2, 1850.] ...

... Isis country, such as will secure a triumph to its friends, and cause dismay amongst its foes, and convince the compromising Whigs that the national question of Repeal will be our rallying cry on which we will return flfwymembers to the new council-if one ...

... improbable. Sir R. PEEL prepared the way for this catastrophe, by his base ingratitude to the Cauadian loyalists, and the Whigs have earnestly laboured to complete his work. Faithful to the maxims of modern Whiggery, they endeavoured to secure place, ...

... territorial insolvency of Ireland, and a grand effort made to push the Whigs from their stools, and clear the ground for a protection minis- try. The 17 th will determine the fate of the Whigs and Free Traders as a governing power in the state- so say the P ...

... them wr«, to improve their little holdings to the best of their ability, and to pay the cess and poor rates. In the Northern Whig find the following:— The Rev. Wm. Crawford, the landlord of Ballymony, Upper Fulls, Belfast, has kindly intimated to his tenantry ...

... all his merits, “he is bad envugh,” says Mr. Croker. Last, but not least, in honour, comes the Lord Lis- MORE, a prime old Whig, whose estate is unceremo- niously characterised as “a disgrace to any civilised | country.” And then, by way of a supplement ...

... Waller had talked of union ; but why, let him ask, had not the reverend gentleman expressed a similar wish for union when the Whigs and Tories were destroying the rights and liberties of his fellow-country- men?—(hear.) When union was really required and ...