... thorough-going inter- preter of Acts of Parliament agreeably to the interests and desires of the men in office. Hence the Whigs advanced none but their own partizans —and the Tories very frequently did the same. But that practice, dishonest and indefensible ...

... columns of the Belfast Northern Whig, journal which has been for many years consistently liberal, to use its own phrase for furious and indiscriminating partisanship on the side of Romanism. In one respect, indeed, the Northern Whig weakens the force of its ...

... to see that the press the North of Irelaudjiave dealt spiritedly with this extraordinary atlair. 'The Protestant •Northern Whig the Presbyterian Banner o/ Ulster dertu Standard have nobly condemned the shametul persecution lor conscience sake which“Colouel ...

... Ireland besiege the Castle during a whig viceroyalty. In no instance know of, has any valuable information been acquired, or have useful measures resulted from government commissions of inquiry in Ireland issued by the whigs; they are evidently not intended ...

... certainly not exactly the kind of budget the nation was led to expect from the statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Whigs always were poor hands at finance, and do not wonder that under their direction the revenues of the nation suffer diminution ...

... acquitted. —Mayo Comtitution. COLONEL LEWIS’S TENANTRY EVICTION CASE (from the monaohak standard.) For the last ten days the Whig, Radical, and Democratic have been busy in the abuse of Colonel Lewis, for his determination not to be obstructed in the management ...

... HIS TENANTRY. A report of the meeting at Milford, on Thursday last, abridged from the Northern Whig, will be found in our columns. The object of our contemporary and of ourselves, whilst giving legitimate expression to popular complaints, is to prevent ...

... UK-k a deep interest in her veUorr. Though not an active politician, he was devotedly attached the Whigs, and one of the most lavinh aopporters of Whig principles. His fortune was princely, and bis expenditure was on a scala commensurate with his fortune ...

... bar promotions solely on tbe ground of merit, be resorted to again Ireland? Mr. Saurin promoted tbe late Mr Justice Burton, Whig, because be was one of tbe very best lawyers at tbe bar; promoted Mr. Pennefather (who naver held office under any Government) ...

... for settlement of this matter. The inequalities of the old Whig scheme ought to be removed and something like definite principles laid down. Those who took part in the struggle waged the Whig* in intemperate manner, will not have forgotten that they ...

... safety good deal of anxiety was manifested, all arrived yesterday, although several of them were some hours after their time.— Whig. The London and North-Western Stock advanced yesterday, owing to a rumour that the competition between this company and tbs ...

... and he is now perhaps more a Whig than anything else. He is, however, a man of indubitable ability, taking a first rank in the Irish Bar; and his appointment would, therefore, be unobjectionable, viewed the act of a Whig government. The difficulty, we ...