... was improperly called, electing to vacant “Tt was notorious in and out of Dublin that the semi- Catholics of the day, the Whigs who would sell their souls ...

... it, we cannot comprehend. It is the most grossly oppressive and one-sided attempt at legislation which has emanated from the Whig side of the House during the ex- istence of the present servile and incapable Parliament. Should any one irish representative ...

... following list of the several political was held at the usual place of assembly. The proceedings “ There is the Edinburgh Review Whig evolved nothing calling for any special observations at our parties of that ¢ ‘ity 3—' Public-house party— hands. Mr. Stewart ...

... those who had been identified with them in weal great prelates the meetings of the University Committee. and woe from lied by Whig laymen and by Th saw their places supp! who had never sign: alised themselves by great ef- bishops but who, on the contrary ...

... to pay all rents and ar- rears to the receivers only. Truly, the corporation are placed in a pleasant predicament !—Northern Whig. ALLEGED 1s Bevrast.—Although, as the vast bulk of the population of Belfast will confirm, the odious heresy of Mormonism has ...

... instruction. J In an article upon the above rumour, the Vorthern wi “We sincerely hope that imbecility is not so aniversal among Whig as to render Lord Carlisle indispensable to the House of Lords. It might be an excellent thing to get rid of the Viceregal ...

... triumph of the mousing owl over the bird of day; and he may thank the egregious folly and pusil- lanimity of Her Masesty’s Whig advisers for the emi- nence. - ...

... profound learning and of acknow- ledged eminence, and, wholly disregarding the fact that he had ever consistently maintained Whig politics, they placed him on the bench. A few months afterwards, in February, 1821, another vacancy occurred in the Court of ...

... support of the Conservative gentry, and will, no doubt, be accepted by the tenant-farmers in preference to the mere family Whig, which, we believe, is the proper designation — = of his opponent: Mr. Baron alteration of witness box and jury box in the ...

... minutes past 9, p.m., and end at 27 minutes acquaintance in this country. rant for the deportation of the parties.. —Northern Whig. past midnight. result and the guarantee of modern civilisation,” There» With respect to this homeeopathic symptom of a fusion ...

... lowed for Repeal. The other was a superfine Orange Caw- tholic, and despised politics. The first got into Parlia- ment, turned Whig, and feathered his nest. The second, disgusted at such exaltation of the base and vulgar, pened into an active Tory. Number ...

... Somers, and gave its votes to an Anti-Ministerialist. New Ross was ordered to return Sir Thomas Redington, a Liberal of the Whig pattern: candidate of a more decidedly Trish tinge was available, but the Ministerialists insisted upon Redington. Mr. Tottenham ...