... am, There is Whig morality. The claim is objected to as bad, and not founded on a proper qualification. •'Support us with your vote, say the hige, and we shall allow vou to be enrolled, although you have no qualification. Flow many Whig votes throughout ...

... accordance with his views of governments. He may have been considered, while the subject of the restoration, a very aristocratic whig. The same opinions were carried to the throne when he was elected King, in the necessities of the Revolution. He was designated ...

... delivered from the office the Sunday. Cor NTT Hkoistratiov. In lant wortatc*! tl«j nun Hot t»f hv |mrtu*s thenwelve* «n«l by Whig and 'fWv agonU *’ 21); the number should have been 19. The total nuraljer of was GO, of which 17 were re-inrol- BM’UtS. Ashore ...

... tiz and Me feet eight ioches high. patties of the Igen Is easy and graceful, and lbs newest is all that could be dio sired, Whig equally correct sad pleasing. In the espies. Mon, the sweetness of the woman le combined with the At I nity of the queen. The ...

... Covenanters during the religious persecutions in the reign Charles 11. The vault in which they were immureU is still called the Whigs' vault, and a humble grave stone in Dunnottar churchyard records their final place of peace. The next spot which attracts ...

... the Insolvent Court. The vacant barristership has been conferred upon Mr. Gibson, who some years ago sat in Parliament as the Whig representative fur the borough of Belfast. Both appointments are regarded as quite u nexceptionable. The lucrative office of ...

... willing, fur the present, to forego continent, and leave the winding-up fur another and a more suitable occasion.—Northern 'Whig. QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BELFAsT.—THE GREEK AND LATIN CHA I Rs.—M r. Riligwood'clioice of the Head Mastership of Dungannon, in preference ...

... fattened on the public. He reminded the eleotors that they had a duty to perform, in doing which they should regard neither Whig nor Tory, neither Churchmen nor Dissenters, but to return to the Council board lovers of justioe. The numbers around the table ...

... Staunton is a clever ug wan, and did good service for the Whigs while the present og Earl of Carlisle, when Lord Morpeth, filled the office of Chief Secretary for Ireland. Thle liberality of the b- Whigs would admit of being extended to other quar- e- ters ...

... than from those irregular combinations among individual priests for purposes purely political, which it has been the custom of Whig governments to connive at, if not to encourage; for unless the Roman Catholic priesthood of Ireland be differently constituted ...

... are equal to 2500/! a-year. The vacant barristership has been conferred upon Mr Gibson, who some years ago sat Parliament the Whig representative for tho borough of Belfast. The lucrative office of Collector-General of Taxes, under the new Dublin Improvement ...

... confess that we are unable to divert ourselves of very painful apprehensions. —Free Church Magazine. i SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. WHIG JOBBING. (From the Standard of Freedom.') By the death of Sir. Ley, the principal clerk of the House of Commons, a very important ...