... excite more wonder than the proof that Italiall priests misunderstood the spirit of a foreign ?? try. If it was strange that a Whig Miuister should raise a cry against a particular class of religious opinions, it was more wonderful that, even for the moment ...

... yesterday to the family burying ground~, att Ahoghifi. ?? -AD V. E It T I S E at E N-T.] THE EDITORSHIP OF THE NORTHERN - WHIG. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE B7E.FST NEWS-LETTER. SIn-I shall feel much obligef you wilt perrmit nie to state, through your columns ...

... safety. If wve are not much mistaken, the terms of the compromise wil be seen in the end to be anything but creditable to the Whig Cabinet.-M~orning Advertiser. . Ma BENNETT'S R~s leNATmor.-An address has been pre- sented to the Bishop of London, signed ...

... ward in Parliament, having regard simply to good or just Government. The Protestant succession was the first idea of all the Whig-s and of mrtany of the Tories; and fo- reign policy, as well as domestic development, turned upon it. The French of the present ...

... even if ret 1it -were all settled, Mr. COWAN and his friends may inv reassure themselves by remembering that the first disi t Whig Budget of the session is never the last, and adj e that Sir ChARLEt.S WOOD is quite celebrated for his pla - willingness to ...

... THE LEAGUE-TENANT-RIGHT MEETING AT BROUGrSHANh. ?? (From the Northern Whig.) The first of the county Antrim tenant-right meetings, for the official recognition of the League, was held on Tuesday last, on Knockan-bill, a short distance from the village ...

... msatter, their enemy woul o move also, and that the consequence would be a fear o fill struggle in Ireland. This was from a Whig Peelite journal, whlich had gloried in the dismissal o Lord Roden. (Cheers, and the Kentish Fire.) It wa r an old saying, and ...

... elaborate argument, to defend this l position by a reference to the fundamental principles n on which, aecording to the American whigs, national and| taxation ought to be regulated.', -in -The primary object, he tells us, ' to be kept in *e is view in laying ...

... thart lire sirorrir like to see Rerrirri Caitholic Pirelartes silt by side iii tire House ot' ?? sriith oir' own. Then tire Whig Governrterit fat- luter it ii his by thirlr ncoirrirg1111etnert to Rtomian Catholics iii Ireland rind tire colonies, caliliang ...

... Sir Robert Peel is dead, greater contention in par- c ties will be created. If the lickspittles looking for s I power were Whigs for £5,000 per annum, they I t would become Tories for £X,100 per annum. I I have advocated your cause upwards of thirty years ...

... Sir Robert Peel is dead, greater contention in par- 01, ties will be created. If the lickspittles looking for sit power were Whigs for £5,000 per annum, they ha would become Tories for £5,100 per annum. I t have advocated your cause upwards of thirty years ...

... it was nearly twelve before a sufficient number of persons had assembled to compose a meeting. Indeed (says the 'Northern Whig ?? the attendance throughout the day was at all times thin-probably 1,000 comprised an outside estimate of the numbers at any ...