... Bishops, prissts, and people will have no cause to be grateful to the Whigs other than as they are grateful to the Pontiuß Pilate, Judas, and the Chief Priest of Judea. The Whigs have done us most especial benefit, but we need not thank them. They served ...

... purpose of representing the matter to the Government. A satisfactory settlement the question is expected to the result— Northern Whig. ...

... those of the previous week, tha subject still being tbe Magee bequest. The following scenes appear in fie report of the Belfast Whig .— At the evening sitting Tuesday, Mr Rodgers, referring to the Qaeen's College of Belfast, said it was pity that Cooke, who ...

... agitation. Mr Phillips is equally curt, but makes no mention of money matters. History of a Charitable Bequest.—The Northern Whig supplies the following strange particulars in connexion with the will the late Mrs whose bequest of 20,0002. towards founding ...

... prv namely, “that it was no he hed Jong entertained— wonder thay had no respect for ministers. version of the The Northern Whig gives a . Proceedings :—during one part of wh 1 ch (it says) Mr Rogers rose, but his voice was drown ed in shvuts of and very ...

... which, if properly expended, would free a great many negroes. With regard to the Presidential election we learn that the Whigs ofthe western portion of the state are favourable to Mr Fillmore, while thoae of the east favour Mr Webstar. The democratic ...