... occasion was the yacht of J. T. Buckle, Esq., Belfast. i.r Tub Actios aoaisstthe We are delighted to be able to state that the Whigs have been utterly defeated in their attack upon our able contemporary, the They anticipated nothing less than the destruction ...

... to applaud the submission with which the victim kissed the rod. The member for Nottingham fell again into his place in the Whig ranks, and there might have remained as the great unknown until another period of necessity had arrived, when a Minister might ...

... arranged to give a performance—the ii iss arrived—he tuipackod the fleas -.onsi whose presence Dot be dispensed with was gone. Whig wee to be dime r the vacancy mod be At lee an nailer , pityiag ibd ttisger'u distress, aupplied the miami , be required tor ...

... opposition is the only generic term which embraces them. Precisely so. That was exactly the case when the Whig opposition, composed of old Whigs, young Irelanders, Radicals, Papists, and Infidels, spread their tatterdemalion banner and fought under it ...

... particular it is at daggers’ points with emancipation. But—lt endorses the Declaration of Independence. True, so did the old Whig party, so does the Democraticparty. Sodothe Amcricanparty,NorthandSontb. did Washington and Jefferson. So did Fillmore and ...

... spirited reeistance to arbitrary power in trying times. Searching writers of history attribute the anti papal policy of the great Whig families self interest, as they had spoiled that church of its domains; and who ever heard an order men who did not act from ...

... the country a scarcity of labourers for the harvest works felt. There has been a labourers strike at Beltist. The Northern Whig says .— The labourers of Belfast bold a meeting .on Saturday last, at which they expressed their dissatisfaction with thu ...

... Thera Ms, indeed, time when Archbishopof Dublm took tte chair great meeting, and the P~P le ?* in great demonstration against Whig , there wan timewhon the cause of Irish tenant had more strenuous champion ; there was time when Frederick Lucs. hailed the ...

... Ewing (Amen , an) '22.5;3. and 11,777 vote* As far as beard from, teenty•or• twenty Beatonitm, eeventems democrat., and its Whigs bon retuned to the Louse, and three Americans, three democrat*, aad two Bentonites to the Senate. In North Carolina the demonatic ...

... with added; two.yt 7M; three. ; sad geldings allowed Illb. Any wiener of a vales 204 .or.. HI saw.. weights stades two.yr aide Whig started are. snowed 310; twice, bib; thrice, 7lb ; maids the s. olds ham g started ones allowed ; twist, lib; Wise. 101 b. ...

... and three groans for something else. Rural Lancashire ran lectured on industry and improvement without fierce diatribes on Whigs and cottonspinners, or exhortations to stand firm against imaginary wrongs. No one is asked to hia colours to the mast,” or ...

... Ireland, lands the disappearance of religious bigotry, and retires to compose a pamphlet for Exeter-ball ! .And, then amid Whig coteries and contented toadies, who are satisfied._ with their gains, the country is forthwith pronounced prosperous, content ...