... rent the Orangemen have not been more consistent than the Catholics. Wii1am, of glorious memory, was a Whig, and some- thing more ; but when the Whigs affected kindness fer the Catholics the Orangemen went over to the Tories. Now there is another change ...

... become an success at the bar of Springfield. In to which, whilsé following his ession, he paid great attertion, he joined the Whig in was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. 846 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 1849. He was a strong ...

... the head by George. I. This lady at Johnsons door ; had been intimate with Fox, ‘the bea al of Devonshire, and ‘the brilliant Whig society. of thé reign of George II. ; had known the’ Queensberry, the patroness of Gay and Prior, young beauty of the court ...

... entitled, d«Ht's yard, and so into adjoining street ('. , This right was denied by the de*ho that he Prevented plaintiff not Whig in di«pute, the question resolved , f i_ one the construction of the deeds under the parties respectively claimed; and on the ...

... oppressed; and, when the day trouble arises, to cast in his lot with the persecuted against their persecutors. In, yesterday's Whig gave fall report the proceedings of the and Panning Society at Lisbon. have great pleasure tilling especial attention the made ...

... . 2 able editor of the Worthern Whig, made a very e chairman. When justice had been done to the good th’ ings of this life, @ congra! was present ¥ 4 Francis Dalzeil Esq., the respected proprietor of the Worthern Whig. After referring in feel: 10; te ...

... will prove to the Whig Government that the Irish bishops are thoroughly in earnest in the great Cathelic and national policy they have put forward. The opponent of Mr. Deasy was Lord and in his address his lordship said :— The Whigs are the avowed enemies ...

... told is a fair specimen of the lot which were sold to Mrs. Glasgow, of Castle Market, and are retailing at Is 4d per Northern Whig. ABERDEEN —At the meeting of the creditors of the firm and Anthony Blaikie, advo- cates, held in the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen ...

... Head-constable Lamb, under Sub-inspec- but there was no disturbance. The Rev. Mr. Bland, J.P., was also in attendance.— Northern Whig. ...

... thought reasons co’ The ques- tion been made betwee the’ Whigs and the Conser- vatives a stepping stone to officé, and the Conservatives come to the level of the Whigs, the Whigs were obliged to be Whigs and something more (laughter). The two parties differed ...

... Pastoral, Pope, : Anti-Whig. I will be hustings.' Beautiful catchwords for deluding pious Roman Catholic voters ! Mr. Hennmsst knows how to do it. Mr. M'Cartht, nothing loth, made ample ...

... Bill is:to be renawed this evening, but when fo ter- minate will. depend upon a count-ont, or upon the wordy perseverance of Whigs and The fate of the measure may now be anticipated with tolerable-e2rtainty—it will ever into am act of Indifference out of ...