... THE SWEDISH PERSECUTION CASE. The Northern Whig of Thursday, referring to our article of Tuesday on this subject, which it admits to be completely liberal in its whole tone,” appears to believe that we included it in our condemnation of the tacit approval ...

... power over the peasantry; and, by a strange retribution, the Whigs have lost about forty seats in Ireland, which have been grasped the Roman Catholics; so that in the year 1858 the Whigs have really no staunch parliamentary balances beyond their immediate ...

... of the north, our correspondents speak, generally, in the most favourable terms of the prospects ...

... THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION BELFAST. The yorthern Whig of Saturday has an article in reference to the proceedings at this Commission, from which we take following It is vain that we look for the least hope of any useful result as likely to arise from the ...

... the country and the creed of the great champion of religious freedom,” Gustavus Adolphus, as our contemporary the Northern Whig and other Journals love to describe the ambitions and worldly Royal Swede! ...

... size, firmness, and flavour, the crop counties bears comparison with the esculent grown previous W the famine years. —Northern Whig. ...

... the most stringent rules to protect the administration of justice from partisan Magistrates; and now we have, in the Northern Whig, the following account of Orange riots by soldiers belonging to a local Militia corps:— “On Saturday, the hitherto peaceable ...

... really disgraceful civilisation and repugnant to every feeling of humanity. The following case, which appears in the Northern Whig, is given as one of those which occur almost every day in that city:— Here is a case in point:—On Monday evening, a poor woman ...

... earliest sample we have heard of for the present year. The oats were grown on the farm of Mr. J. Walsh, Kirkcubbin.—Northern Whig. IRISH FAIRS. Fair Carlanstownbkidge, County or Meath, Aug. —This fair so well known throughout the country for the exhibition ...

... Lord Campbell, though a Whig, has obtained Irish approval for his project; and any Whig or Tory who aims a blow, or deals one, against the popular rights of Ireland, may reckon with confidence upon Irish Tory commendation. Whigs, to their shame be it spoken ...

... resisted if they had been proposed by their political opponents. We do not make that remark as any excuse or palliation for Whig Governments that had neglected the obvious duty of bringing forward and urging just measures of this class; but we do so, in ...

... it to be distinctly unlerstood from that platform that he had no sympathy i with those whose whole object was to return the Whigs power (cheers), or with those whose constant ibject for the half dozen rears had been to malign, traduce, and calumniate the ...