... a roy: visit to Ireland every second or third year. Viceroys have hither- to-been either Orange or Papist—either Tory, Whig, or Whig-Radical. But the Queen of these realins above party spirit, and in her ince, of all kinds would be confounded and a A mushroom ...

... propel it. The most promising move in | favour of a good, useful, and satisfactory “tenant-right” would be the expulsion of the Whigs. ...

... togetberi |but in the best parts of Ulster tivee is no maw to restrain Ilie Ilandlord from plundering the poor. When a reforming Whig, government come to deal with ; this state of things, they bring in a isseaure which spseaks F reithet of Ulster nor of Connaught; ...

... observed in his annoyance, the character of b.ing •• piejured jurors; for be it remembered that John Drummond, Esq., R.M.—a Whig functionary of known liberal leanings, and :s, magistrate never suspected of favouring Protestants—lias found himself compelled ...

... already made, and still to be made, from this metropolis—we think that if all our Irish constituencies, whether represented Whig, Conservative, or Radical, called on their Members to resist the threatened Bill every form and means of epposition that the ...

... has abounded, that the population are well nigh swept away altogether ; and the consequence of that infernal policy which the Whig* permitted is now felt in the nearly deserted aspect of the country towns on market days, and the nonconsumption of these articles ...

... around the black banner which unscrupulous and hallowed hands have given the winds. The work of the v n T.r r TO BUILDERS, i Whigs fast producing its fruit, Innoyatipn speeds rapidly ti. 1 A j to its goal; and the stronger aliment is unsparingly sup Board ...

... trouble of reading. We never meant to convey returned. that the growth of flax was to supersede the cultivation of We Belfast Whig \carn, from the Assistant Secretary of cereal , nor did we offer the suggestion except 28 one the Government School of Design ...

... last; and, certainly, if this sale to betaken as an index of sales to come, the embarrassed landlords of may pray for the Whigs, leaving to their creditors the less pleasing occupation of cursing them. This property, as many our readers are aware, is ...

... principal safeguard is to deal with respectable merchants, or seedsmen, whose cliaractcr will their safest guarantee. —Northern Whig. Eaui.y Vkoktabi.ks. —Yesterday, very fine new potatoes, and full-grown, excellent asparagus, were seen on sale at Anneslcy's ...

... Ireland had a right expect every asitisteoco ia the dire extremity which pestilence and fumiut, with the aid and bless* iog Whig legislation, have reduce her. ; The .Reformers this country should throw their weight into the scale along with their brethren ...

... mind that her gun way. Portnnatcly for her aha wu diaaneend in time to ante her Ufa. State Charrh Eatabliahmcat. which the Whig* mt nfpUn grntwaad UicmMlm ao UDiwerringl; kottile, *ea principle,” tr hr coton i»l Ip conrntnd, bp (bora aoal consilient, ...