... political il duties. We know better what we are, we know what our fathers l fought for, we can sympathise with the aspirations of Whigs, i we learn to respect the endeavours of Tories, we are lessof r partisans and more of patriots. To Europe that history is ...

... political duties. We know better what we are, we know what our fathers fought for, we caii sympathise with tho aspirations of' Whigs, we hearns to respect the endeavours of Tories, wve are less of partisans and more of patriots. To Europe that history ie - ...

... congregation the entire origin of opposition to preaching, to the was posted through Belfast, and to certain articles ia the Whig The Rev. M. Vance, Wesleyan mivister, aod the Rev. M. wore examined, and stated of open air eer- wer had always been ia the ...

... be oar or predilections for the we are bound to fix our interest at once op any theme, however exhausted, if an authorised Whig performer chooses to barp on it. Au ordinary man would bardly be bold enough at the present moment to expect to hold an audience ...

... and the fact of his having been for a time in the Cabinet is almost wholly forgotten. I he nothing more than a second-rate Whig politlelan, few would deny that he has been adequately rewarded, and that others have as yet great or greater claims than he ...

... Police Court on Monday. They were sentenced to pay a penalty of 40.. and cod., an suffer iwpriroutuent for two mouths. —North,rn Whig. ...

... Macaulay came before the people of England as a public man. As a politician, it is true, he has always been rather too much of a Whig, to be altogether popular with the people, yet through good and through bad report has he ever faithfully served his party ...

... t of Gen Gough to a barony a borough to an earldom, for their lndian careers. On their retura to office in Sept. 1846, the Whig y renewed their of increasing the I five whieh Lord J. Russell bel we the Berto Def housie advanced to a marquisate, Lords ...

... hits been P d destroyed or driven beyond the fr ontiers. wi ?? Bombay Fasiliers may probably be pushed on to of ., Delhi. One whig reached Ferozepore towards the end of last Tp e month, anai would either be moved on itself or would set free tp n the remaining ...

... left the works, they berm proviso* warncd to remove. mime they isoessnuad to ho certain and ie favour of the empany. About Whig sr thirty agreed tithe hiss, eammisting psier gibe megiems to whim the vele eel milerid; the to he emeemb dam* retired to.rwig ...

... followed with advan's, » in all new en The following, in reference to the Irish linen and ‘ix trades, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of — ...

... our contribu. tor is of opinion that he his readers by attempting to ow and confuse ‘RELAND erect an obelisk to The Northern Whig Steps have been taken to of the learned commentator and distinguisbed Irishman, Dr Clarke; and bas been appropriately chosen ...