... strength of Rowland Hill! Oar neighbours may say this of us, and with truth. For behold the man who, because he belongs to a whig family, and because he is a fluent talker, becomes Lord Privy Seal! ?Let us call to mind a certain will case in which the ...

... irrespective of the pace.- At the suburb of Whiteabbey the doings on Christ. reassday were disgraceful. Hear the Belfast Whig on the subject:- Disgraceful scenes took place yes- terday, between two and half-past three o'clock, at Whiteabbey. Some party ...

... Nesnours. The two Liberal peers, Lords Ellesmere and Fitzwilliam seemed, by their departure, to hint how the times of early Whig struggles are receding into history. Lord Amherst's death reminded us of a different old passage in our story of Chinese adventure; ...

... l, ye will be the latp JdeJackson's successor in the Coiurt on .of Co~mmlon Pleas. CO DISRaESS iN -BETF.FST. -The Northern Whig has.G 'the following gratifying statement, founded upon official returns of the number of paupers of all classes Y- in the ...

... ?? suha man as e -the Marquis of Clanriarde for a colleague, Tur ,~and seizes every opportunity of buynth Dftt rsupport of Whig families byfngglurtv Awl e appointments into the ?? e 6members. As regards IndiainprcurEs wve view 'with unmixed alar ?? L- ...

... distinugiisithed wrere so- o lected ;n either side to receive the rewrards of an u ]bonoi ratale atmbh ition. In thllese days tile Whigs pun.) sue a Very diffrenlt course. Thete has been a pie- I\ thona of places, and thiieo is a poverty of talent, So n mitnV ...

... Conservative prefer- ences which had prevailed some quarter of at 0 century, But on what implied understanding? I s e That the old Whig principles should also be I irevived, and that they should be embodied in a s legislation by the newly-chosen lMinister. a ...

... that. But the Right Hon. John Hathetil, late Commis- sioner of the Insolvent Court, antl now-by favour of one of the worst Whig jobs of modern times- a gentleman at large, retired on a full salary of £2,000 per annulm, earned by two years' light labour ...

... Upon another pointt, which we had been keeping in re- serve, we also quonte from our contemporary, the JIferl-Cmy:-_ The Whig keeps an advertisement standing in its pages, in which its readers are gravely asslired tinta it is the 'itost widely circ ...

... should we shrink from recalliug, that the former measure, like the forthcoming one, was the proposed by the then leader of the Whig or Liberal O) ) party, the self-chosen guardians of Constitutional the freedom ? The India Bill of Mr. Fox differed in ,rly ...

... 1705, arid has filled various diplomatic offices. he Tire deceased pser rarely spoke, but was a steady supporter h li-of the Whig party, and was much esteemed as a landlord. ass WILLS.-The will of the Right Hon. Baroness in, Lisle, of Millbrook, Southlamrpton ...

... which yearly take pince in New York amidst the conflicts of Democrats, Know- Notbirigs',' Riepiblicans, ' Old Line Whigs,' &C., &C., in this land of liberty, wherc wiallopinig your nigger and universal suffragc is consilered to be quite consistent ...