... some reluctantly, others through selfish motives, as events have since proved, opposed for few months insolent and peisecuting Whig minister, who still cberitbes the spirit that dictated the Durham letter, and prompted the ecclesiastical titles bill. Fur ...

... for which they have any real appetite.- Whenever convents are mentioned pleasure is visible on many a Whig and Conservative countenance; and if the Whig be so attached to party as to ap- pear liberal, he compromises with his anti-con- ventual conscience ...

... injurious to the interests of many of its members, so much that seems to announce a return to the old family policy of the Whigs, so much harm is done to the many for the sake of so little benefit the few, that we are tempted to ask whether the changes ...

... being ample summary of all that is either interesting or important There was nothing of interest stirring Washington. The Whigs, Freeaoilera, and the Morrill Democrats of Cumberland, Me., bad held their separate conventions Portland, to nominate county ...

... to refuse this distinguished honour; but u could not have been oonferr* don mure high and popular Irish nobleman.— Northern Whig. Mountstewart.—We tnat Lord and Lady Londonderry are at present at where they will for a few days , but their visit will entirely ...

... citizene. reden See binet THE INCOME TAX AND THE CATHOL. | from CLERGY. ort to ras in which Our Belfast rary, the Northern Whig taken, for a subject of commentary, an article lished in this journal, early in the present mont! panic which we endeavoured ...

... journals were forced to resent an outrage so cruel and ill-timed; and th« Herald visited it with areally eloquent rebuke. “The Whigs,” observed our contemporary, were the soi disant statesmen who drove out the Irish under Sarsfield after the wars of IGBB, ...

... from continuing to hold the name of being their representative.— Northern Cork contributes to the casualties of the 5th. Amon Whig. them we reckon Major P. Townsend, son of the Rev. W Townsend, of Aghada, killed ; Captain C. E. Fairtlough, son of the late ...

... nobleman would be restored to henSth long ere this, have been dirappointed. The noble Earl remains seriously ill. —Northern Whig. The Lord Mayor has left for London, assist in tho ceremonial of the openiog of the Crystal Palace at SydenJham. ...

... FLOWERS OF S-OrriSß MELODY, contlining upwards of 150 witb the Music. ...

... tnterm»ddkd, never active parr* nay, scarcely any p-»rl in p .lilies. He never asked, or accepted, any favour from any ministry, Whig, Tory, or Coalition, or from any othrr political party ; and is deertflined, with l*.c h.lp and grace Ojd, to pursue, the end ...

... however, you observe, 'are the words of an old Whig Attorney General, who, presence of Protestant jury and a Protestant bar, would be ashamed not to show his shame and loathing of priestan ' exemplary Whig, who, in bis early days graced the representation ...