... such journals as the Ulsterman and Whig are quite content with it. What further need be said of it, indeed, than that the Whig has declared it to be, in short, a state-paper vindication of the politics of the Northern Whig 9 Ay, that it is I ...

... intention, therefore, of going laboriously, bit by bit, through the elaborate sneer which occupied so large a space in the Northern Whig of yesterday, levelled at Mr. Davison, M.P., on the occasion of that gentleman's delivering a lecture at .Ballyclare. Mr. Davison ...

... in possession of a copy of the Report. The Report was presented to Parlia- ment on Friday night, on Saturday the Nborthern Whig was, we believe, favoured with a copy from Dublin Castle. The letters of our correspondents, to which wo have referred, are ...

... made known on aevery frontier of France that the English journals of all shades of politics, and of no politics at all- tory, whig, radical, economical, courtly, and face- Lt tious-had written remarks which the French go- it vernment were afraid to let the ...

... 161st if the -world doesn't know by tlitiosiie it hiad; bsterE look sharp, and correct its ignorance, for even Juvenile ti Whigs don't grow younnger when turned seventy-four,ye -never did the possibility of his having reached any such oll -years appear ...

... party-politics of the day? India is of no oni party. The India, House is of no party. I work as harn'o-' ter niously, John, with a Whig as with a Tory minister. First 'as one party, then another, is in the ascendant., : The storms of Len faction pass harmlessly ...

... attacks made upon those gentlemen in the Radical journals, we found it necessary to speak in their defence. The conduct of the Whig and Ulsterr1an, in maligning and misrepresenting the magistrates, may, therefore, be taken to have been rebuked by the Com ...

... to the Lt authoritie.. Mr. Fitzmaurice left for Dundalk, by h1 the half-past four train, on Saturday evening.- Id Northern Whig. 1 et T r6 IRISH saPO'N. 1 the r er I depedent publishes at length ge tlhe ro'eedings of B very painful investigation, whict ...

... companion. Mr. CHARLES VILLIERS may be prepared to listen to ironical compliments on the strength of his fraternal affection. The Whig i members for Edinburgh and Glasgow may expect to be told that to shirk a vote for mere party consi- derations is as unpardonable ...

... the Emperor of the French, are too much in favour of a Gallic alliance to oppose the Bill; and the Ra- dicals and threadbare Whigs, as represented by Lord John Russell, are too weak and powerless to offer any formidable opposition. You may, therefore, take ...

... them coming from the party to which Lord ELLBNBoRouGH belongs. They are the more welcome at a moment when terror-stricken Whigs are assuming the livery of Despotism, and men who once called themselves i Radicals are not ashamed to become the abettors ...

... Itralisation which would not be submittell to. It was bis a own opinon, thttesystem should Jig op4y eubsidi-.y Suhr eigth resull at whig beh rrived, he considered ab t kV ~ih Wtls come for further inquiry ini;0 the state of y ednoation, and the best iensan of ...