... and, under the circumstances, would not be expedient if it were practicable. Persevering and dogged as has been the hos of Whig Governments to the Protestantism of Ireland—much as they have fostered the Popish element, and aggrandised the Popish party ...

... boisterously overridden by their clergy. We need not say much this time of day on the fact that this step comes badly from Whig Ministry and Whig official, the Wbigs having, on all occasions where there seemed a prospect of success, notoriously intrigued with ...

... uneasy the turn mailers have taken lately io Ireland, to prognosticate some hard weather return, th. Castle the aervic. the Whig-Papal Parly. Other, affirm that hit wish abdicate onset from lack of courage aagaeity (ha. not Solomon at hit elbow the of ...

... and probably he has been wise in bis choice. Rut, whether this Reform Association be taken under the wing of the Democratic Whig, or left to struggle out a miserable life, matters little, The people England are no humour for Vote by Ballot and abolition ...

... the parser his passage; and he did enjoy himself on the way, playing cards all the lime, and drinking like a lord.” —Northern Whig Caution to Farmers, Poultry Breeders, &c.— We beg to caution our agricultural friends against a trick which is annually attempted ...

... azpedient, and, oodar the circa®atancw, would not •*- pcdkot If were practicable. Peraevering and dogged a* baa been tha boatllity Whig goreronient* tb« Pro- InUnliiD Itelond—root'h .. ll»y Vopioh olemont, ..d w .niM lb. iotrigM. jobixiTr* . ?.. th. patron ...

... appertaining to the ethics ...

... 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 ...

... private philanthropy. j {From Telegraph,) Who can doubt that to serve net-off the Carlisle- Brady ukase, proscribing Orangeistn, Whig ingenuity had devised this official proceeding against priestcraft, involving disproportion of meant ends resembling the discharge ...

... of Mr. Smith O'Brien, his portmanteau, and his shirt etude, and for the moment be fancied that this zealous Roman Catholic Whig might possibly be inclined to do a little Government work for hie friends m amateur. Bat was mistaken. Had be reflected be ...

... 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 ...

... cotton-lords well blood-lords. There remains but one aristocracy now which cannot accept, that of mere titled men, such »s Whigs ennoble for the unconstitutional purpose of ‘muggling bills through Parliament, which would not otherwise pass. Blessings on ...