... appointments, on which day or two ago we venlured to offer a few remarks. We do so the more readily, because we observe that Irish Whig journal —conducted with great ability, and generally with can- dour and good feeling—has not dealt quite fairly with us Id ...

... annum. This last class makes a large proportion of all the parties—aod the most patriotic and eloquent. The old parties of Whigs and Democrats, extending through all th* Status of tbe Union, are virtually merged this new issiie—the North against tbe C ...

... have made up his mind, during the week, whether ho would accept the (Office on those terms or not. But the four gentlemen, Whigs and Tories, who drew up the report, came to the conclusion that, from the other situations held by Mr. Jackson, he would not ...

... Unpublished that has passed between us such facts. . I may. also, allodc certain Advertisements that appeared in the A’orl/iarii Whig, in relation under the signature of Sam Nixon,” which 1 will prove that you are implicated. .. , I regret that, from the nature ...

... Constable Carrutbers in execution of his duty. A young lad, named James Davison, employed by the proprietor of the Northern Whig, to deliver newspapers Saintfield, was charged by Mr. Kelly, manager, with misconduct and neglecting his business. It appeared ...

... 14th Jule, .dmitllng the desperate state of the power of Persia a. barrier Russian aggreasion. ra Kar ?. ' n °‘ th * d of The Whig, adopted that view, but, as it sometime, Augoat, which ed Kars .. .t th. last exh.ppenedr carried it too far, and Sir J. C ...

... manufacturing districts. They (tbe Orangemen of England) had lost all faith in Parliaments and Governments, whether they were Whig or Conservative, or belonged to Palmerston, Derby, or Russell; they were determined to rule themselves, and his auditors might ...

... the banks hero better manners, and such gentle hearing, and such courteous language as find emanating from the offices of the Whig and Ulsterman, what security have that the Directors of the National Bank might not send some parvenues here to manage their ...

... prejudices determine them. The angry factionists of Irish politics will say, that the arch apostate” has sold them to the Whigs—an accusation which will difficult to sustain by any proofs of favours sought by or conferred upon Dr. Cullen. Mora refined ...

... essential object of the committee was peace, and be wished to see that object carried out harroonioua'y. They knew neither Whig nor Tory, Protestant nor Roman Catholic, and only coitkidered the great interests which were entrusted to them. On the morning ...

... BELFAST, Gentlemen, —At the meeting of the Harbour Board, as reported the Whig of Thursday, Mr. Valentine admits three nims, £2,600, £540, and £230, have been expended in connexion with the Duncrue Salt Work*. It is absurd to say that an elevated bank ...

... for its object the preservation of the interests of the Presbyterian Church—not the ascendancy of party—not the principles of Whig or Tory, but the social good and religious freedom of the entire Presbyterian people. (Applause.) If were a political society ...