... * PROSPERITY is the politics of Ireland,” said Mr. Wmrry, the Editor of the Northern Whig, at the St. Patrick’s dinner at Belfast, in responding to the toast “The Union of Irishmen.” In that pithy phrase he has embodied the real interest of this country ...

... foremost Irishman of his dav, as the cham- ion of civil and religious liberty, the Whig, the Irish Chancellor of the Whigs, the man whom all his country- men the Whigs most delighted to honour, on whom they showered their favour and their patronage, not ...

... testimonials of competency will be required. Letters, with full particulars, to be addressed to F. D. FINLAY & SON, Northern Whig Office, Belfast. No one will be engaged who is not of strictly regular habits in every way. 29070 ...

... the fashion to pretend | that ‘party’ is dead, that Whig and ‘Tory are alike | shadows of the pist, and have no real, tanzible existence in our waking world, It is not denied that a few ghustly | Whigs, and a few Purzatorial Tories, may be seen (even after ...

... or green; he may be for or against Tenant Right, for peace or war with China, for Palmerston or Derby; he may be a pure Whig or a Whig Radical, an avowed Tory or even an Independent-Qpposition Tory, if he has conceit and assurance enough for that character ...

... White’s Clubs; Muckross, illarney, Ireland.” We must translate Dod’s Liberal” into “ Whig;” but Mr. Herbert has, of late years, not been so completely iden- tified with the Whigs as to be unacceptable now to the trish Conservatives. He is one of that large class ...

... turn matters have taken lately in Ireland, and prognosticate some hard weather if returns to the Castle in the seivicc of the Whig-Pupal Party. Others affirm that his wish to abdicate arises from lack of courage or sagacity (has he not a Solomon at his elbow ...

... that, like the Tory, I descended from the high key of ascendaney down to sounds {more pleasing to the popular ear, or like the Whig no amount of popular tuning could get me to bring out a popular nie (applause). I speak from the fullness of an Irish-treart ...

... friends and relatives reside at distance from this town, for once the year, to reunite In the pleasant family circle.—JVerriera Whig. ...

... Goderich, and not to propose Mr. Denison. Norwich— Viscount Bewry the Liberal candidate. Leeds— There are four candidates. The Whigs and Liberals support Mr. M. T. Barnes and Mr. Carbute ; the Radicals, Mr. Foster ; and the Conservatives, Mr. Hull, Recorder ...

... AT. OF SLAVES The editor of the Warrentown (Virginia) Whig informed by Messrs. Dickinson, Hill, and Co., auc- tioneers, of Richmond, that the gross amount of their | sales of negroes last year reached the enormous sum of. 2,010,000 dollars. The entire ...

... in Galway town the substitution for M. J. Blake, of Lord Dunkellin, is no ministerial loss, the new member being son to the Whig Marquis of Clanricarde, and having been one of Lord Clarendon’s aide-de-camps during the diplomatist Earl’ vice-royalty here ...