... alienate the feelings of the Protestants of Ireland. Jobbery and partiality are the curses attendant on Whig rule in Scotland. We know what a slate the Whigs brought that country to by constantly truckling to agitators, and rewarding them as they were violent ...

... train late last night, we learned that the rioters had dispersed, and that the utmost tranquillity had been restored. —Northern Whig of Saturday. The Post contain# despatch in anticipation of the news by the Emu. The ship Dunbar, from London Sydney, had been ...

... progress is calamity, energy crime. A Whig Government has always been a war Government. War must still be the genius of Whiggery. It creates numerous offices and lucrative commissions. There are of hungry young Whigs to be provided for. In the hurry of ...

... and, under the circumstances, would nil be expedient if it were practicable- Persevering and dogged has been the hostility of Whig Governments to the Protestantism of Ireland—much they have fostered the Popish element, and aggrandized the Popish party by ...

... the confidence of his admirers by his acts. Hitherto, under his auspices, and an extent unprecedented in the history even of Whig Cabinets, Popery has been fostered and Protestantism has been discouraged. The patronage of the Crown has been dispensed with ...

... newspapers of Ireland - will come to some sound conclusions ui>ont the policy due the Roman Catholic part of the empire. —Soithtrn Whig. Meeting of Mill owners in Belfast. —We understand that it the intention of the principals of tiie different mills in Belfast ...

... education, will lord it over the Protestant aristocracy. Nothing can avert these consequences, not even the overthrow of the Whig Government, unless the Orange gentry desert the Society, in loyaj submission to the wilTof the Crown. The Parliament will have ...

... Sergeant at-Arms. The noble lord, the member for the city of London, is algo hatching the Reform Bill, with all the warmth Whig jobbery is capable of. Meanwhile his partizans circulate reports in all quarters of its democratic tendencies, and you bear ...

... suppose it will sent when it known he has sailed for Hong Kong, which we hear is to he his place of destination. The Northern Whig says : Wc have seen letter from a gentleman now in New York, but formerly native of this city, in which the writer says Moore ...

... respecting whose members you ask, What right has the Lord Chancellor to exclude them?” and, Is not an Orangeman as eligible a Whig or Roman Catholic?”—but respecting whom J am bound to declare that the Lord Chancellor has every tight to exclude them, for ...

... of Revolution, detailing his experiences at Paris in 1848. The noble lord promised this volume last year, and withdrew it. Whig memoirs are usually instructive, and the world must regret the delay. You will see in the papers an announcement of the Grand ...

... sweept, stcepped, sweapt, and sweptd; and stretgt, stredge, and stregtgk are tnree u • wrong ways in which “stretch” spelled. Whigs become wigs, and “Tories”/oryx. “Libations ale’ is turned into liberation of all, and “ baptized * into Oabtised, probably ...