... deep channels might he secured for the whole year. They are going build fort and custom-house this or the Lual'lo. Northern Whig of Friday evening has the following :—'• The inquiry into the case of the sixteen prisoners arrested Belfast on Dec. 5, charged ...

... own particular principles. Essentially—however unpopular the expression may be—essentially, I say, they arc those of a Whig. The old Whig principles understood from the life, conversation, speeches, and character of the man whose name I bear—Charles James ...

... they call themselves, who met one of the Committee Rooms of the House of Commons last year, whose chief complaint was that the Whig Government of country was exclusive. I grant tbat. There bave been the old names backwards and forwards, but why was this so ...

... and whereguise— PS 0uld a reciate Burns in this Mem i m Hochland, mein herz ist nicht hier I presuming 0 n influence (you Whigs like aristo- & Cause of **«■ and freedom, I would am ask, through your columns, if the most potent, learned, redoubtable signer ...

... subjects abroad, where it could be done with impunity. It was, he felt, ofthe greatest, importance that men in power, whether Whig, Tory, Radical, should be men loyal thu Qaeen, and lealhearted to the Constitution of the country. (Applause.) Mr A. Kinnaird ...

... revered by us who live in us immediate neighbourhood, and not only hear, and / eel of his kindness heart. R*- . applause-Tune, 'Whigs «'Pi°' »1* B **ter, »■ very neat speech, proposed Health of E . g ., factor on t,,r , ne half-a-century.' Councillor Robert ...

... its nature.' Let them remember their own position before the country, as well as the position of the question. They are not Whig Government, whose promises of avliamentary Reform reappeared annually as regularly primroses, and regularly faded away after ...

... In almost perfect calm we are about to reconstruct the House of Commons, with more sober hopes and fears than those of the Whig and Tory time. ...

... to ask the House to give him leave to bring in his bill. Mr DRUMMOND regarded the last Reform Bill act of vengeance by the Whigs upon the party who had kept them out of power for so many years'; but for the present bill, he really could nottell why it ...

... their support. This gathering is certainly larger than could have been obtained by any other statesman, probably by the two Whig leaders combined, and it gives reason suppose that the measure ofthe Cabinet will least read a second time. Mr Walpole and ...

... LORD JOHN'S. Advertiser re-affirms that a meeting did take place between Lord John Russell and certain leading men among the Whigs, and that the result was a determination on the part of Lord John, not however without considerable of dissent as to the propriety ...

... overthrew Sir R. Peel, but at the same time completely and retributively broke up the Liberal organisation, and reduced the great Whig party to mere mob. Mr A. MILLS also opposed the resolution; and HUGESSEN and Mr KNATCHBULL supported it. NEWDEGATE said that ...