... were gianted to private individuals. Iiv To obtain such favours, which cost the country much a Ie qL thne kiisg nothing, the Whig favourites of fortutee, who lelald a been instrumental its briugiuig William from Hlollaned, vied vith one another who should ...

... pleased address to us, fts Commissioner* for Lighting ftnd Watching the to*n of Newtownarde, and which appeared iu the Northern Whig, of September 19th. Your Lordship states, that you ** cannot help feeling very deeply dis appointed the apparent injustice ...

... of Lansdowne, at this time President of her Majesty's Privy Council, is one of the most extensive, and we are bound to add, Whig though he be, one of the most cons& ;rate and benevolent. In this island, the noble Marquis is distinguished as a kind-hearted ...

... the Expedition, and an author of the first class. Colonel Chesney has entitled him>e'f to the public gratitude ; and yet the Whig Ministry, ever slow to appreciate intellectual worth and public service, particularly when such service redeemed from the taint ...

... reading, vote of to 10. The bill for the delivery fugitive slaves 1, passed the House vote to 70. It was supported only three Whigs. Of the Looo-Fooo members from the bice Stales, there were twenty six in its favour. A vote has been taken in the House, condemning ...

... and the reports of recent meetings exhibit the tendency and design of the Democratic party. Among the names selected the Whigs were, 11. Clay, D. Webster, and Genl. Scott. The Democrats had spoken of J. Duehannan, General Cass, Commodore Stockton, Generals ...

... *vetted that the striggle for the next pcesideney would loon assess. The hilewieg were already talks& of peals 'mathdates : Whigs —Henry Clay, Welmtor, General Seem Demerol—Jima Cues, Commodore Stockton, Ruston, Wool, Levi Woodbury. Ti. legislature of Tense ...

... much heart. Ha shone that the County Courts might hate been established a long time ago, had it not been for the neglect tho Whigs; and consists that party of great inconsistency,showing, docs, that they adsocaled the establishment those Courts atone time ...

... general political confidence, and j still more general personal good will. to the 1 time the unlucky Dolly’s Brae affair the Whig Lord Lieutenant and the Orangemen were on the most friendly terms. That quarrel seems now to sinking into oblivion, for they ...

... sanction of the house, it would have been rejected by the Senate: — United States House of Representatives, Sept. 14. Mr. Toombs (Whig, of Georgia), said, he held in his hand a resolution from the committee of ways and means. Since that reselution was agreed ...

... though too frequently malevo-, lent independence of the Timnes down to the obse- quious pliancy of the Dublin Castle organ of Whig- gery, are the Irish bishops lately assembled in Synod denounced in one strain of harmonious concord, because, forsooth, they ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1860. ...