... ■ '• ' ' ■ ' r i - i - i ■ im ■ ■■ IRELAND. ROYAL FLAX SOCIETY OF BELFAST. The Northern Whig publishes ut great length the proceedings ivhich mok'place last Friday of the annual meeting of the mem- bers of the Royal Society for the Promotion nnd I ...

... lost the prestige of consistency and magnanimity. They contracted a degrading slain by officiously and meanly- carrying the Whig-Radical measure of emancipation, against their own convictions. And ihey are paying the penally of being gradually absorbed ...

... lost the prestige of consistency and magnanimity. They contracted a degrading stain by officiously and meanly carrying the Whig-Radical measure of emancipation, against their own convictions. And they are paying the penalty of being gradually absorbed ...

... perhaps mightier questions influenced him in his decision. These suppositions are rather confirmed by the fact that the veteran Whig statesman, Lord Lansdowne, is understood to have sup- ported the views and taken the same step as Lord Taliierston. The Record ...

... mightier questions influenced him in his -decision. These suppositions are j rather confirmed by the fact that die veteran Whig statesman, Lord Laxsdowxe, is understood to have sup- ported the views and taken the same step as Lord Palmerstox. The Record ...

... Town Clerk were vacant to morrow he was well per- suaded it would not be filled by a petty-fogging Ipswich at torney, or a Whig Treasurer. They had bad some experience of these, and he believed the only defaulter in this office had been one who filled ...

... Town Clerk were vacant to-morrow he wns well per- suaded it would not be filled by a petty fogging Ipswich at- torney, or a Whig Treasurer. They had had some experience of these, and he believed ihe only defaulter in this office had beeu oue who filled ...