... WHIG MERCANTILE LEGISLATION. I~~ ~~ _ WE have received the following copy of a letter addressed to Mr. CLAY by a well known merchant and shipowner of this place. We commend it to the attention of our readers, as the honest tribute of a Liberal to the ...

... THE STATE OF PARTIES—WHIG MANŒUVRES. The Session or Parliament which is no* rapidly drawing to close, has been marked by a series of anomalous incidents, sufficiently repulsive to make men hail with pleasure the period of prorogation or dissolution. The ...

... exile, for it sickens the heart to peruse the details of the mean and ruffian persecution instituted by the underlings of the Whig cabinet against the high-souled men who have had the misfortune to ?? within their clutches. But it is right the people of ...

... regulated police force, the nearer, according to Whig views, will it approach a state of perfection. Whenever and wherever it is possible, the Whigs are sure to give legislation a shove in this direction. With the Whigs a stipendiary magistrate is the very imper- ...

... retentive faculty amongst the Whigs must be ?? low indeed, however high that of the inventive one may be. So very wide- spread and intense was the depression of the agri- cultural interest, even in the opinion of the Whig cabinet, at no more distant period ...

... concern them, and will, in all probability, illustrate the course of retributive - justice by making Whig folly produce the means of r punishing Whig baseness. This consulmmation' is not at all so distant as the parliamentary payees of the Treasury may ...

... b'aciled by the nine companies is determined to' treat the ion ite question with the becoming' nonchalance of a full blown Whig official. The metropolitan parishes, desirous of stating their views and wishes on this most important matter, sought, through ...

... hospitals, which the Whigs are about to pilfer, and the London hospi- tals. We commend the perusal of Conservative opinions, as expressed by one of their ablest organs, on the Whig plunder, to the 1 friends of Ireland- as the Whig party now audaciously ...

... own to assist in restoring the ancient Starvation Statutes. The conflict of parties is for a totally different object. Both whigs and tories begin to perceive that great changes have taken place since the passing of the Reform Bill, in the minds and aims ...

... DEFEAT OF IHE WHIGS AT-SCARBOROUGH. The tide is setting in fast against the persecuting . cabinet. The election for Scarborough has termsi. nated by the return of Mr. Young, the Protectionist, and the defeat of Lord Mulgrave, the Whig, by a t majority ...

... i$4f~t! dfr BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1851. THE REVENUE-RESULTS OF WHIG FINANCIAL GOVERNMENT. TIM Revenue tables for the year and quarter, ended 5th of July, 1851, havejust appeared, and we insert the abstract elsewhere. It will be observed, that, on ...

... adduced to prove the baneful effects of the modern establishment of the British hierarchy 7 In a word, 3 Whig deceit, and Whig ingratitude, and Whig bigotry have indicted our church, and we have defended her by the history l of her life, and her public ...