... to soitie degree. Inthe meantime, the 24th Regiment has been ordered to Cork. The Morning Herald asks, ‘‘ Where are the old Whigs and comments on the present state of parties from its own point of view. ...

... so far as they were con- cerned. The attention of the commission was then called to a letter which appeared in the Northern Whig and Morning News of the 16th inst., to which Mr. Lyle’s name was attached ; and Mr. Lyle having withdrawn the statements contained ...

... desperately fond of literary men, especially men), and as pure and conscientious Whig, which I myself am, as you all know, and which is shown by my havi helped to write “‘ The New Whig Guide” some few years ago. Gentlemen, is a very great and a very noble nation ...

... I cannot help call- ing attention’ I refer to the proxy which Lor! Panmure gave against the second reading. If there was a Whig whom the commonest gratitude for benefits received should have attached to the present Premier it ix this noble lord. To Lord ...

... the trade may well grumble if their interests are sacrificed in the fray. The Tory ition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote ling to his conscience, without ...

... with better weapons of sae h they have now. Desperate men on what is called the chapter of les coalesced Tories and mouldy Whigs are in the con- dition of deaperate men. hey bear upon them, one tion ; while the and all, the mark of popular are strong in ...

... opposition than they have now. men always count on what is called the chapter of accidents, an the coalesced Tories and mouldy Whigs are in the con- dition of bear upon them, one and all, the mark of tion distrust and disapproba- while the present Ministry ...

... than they have now. Desperate men always count hi on what is called the chapter of accidents, and coalesced Tories and mouldy Whigs are in the con- dition of desperate men. hey upon them, one and all, the mark of popular distrust and disapproba- tion ; while ...

... NORTHERN HERALD,” AND ULSTER ADVERTISER, Containing Twenty-four Columns of closely-printed Matter, same size as the Belfast Daily Whig, or Mercury. Terms—2d per Copy ; Quarterly, 2s 2d ; Half-yearly, 4s 4d; Yearly, 8s 8d; Payable in Advance. IEW Towns in the ...

... determined that it shall not pass the House of Commons. The Times & com thing that will | clip easily thronch beth Houses. The Whigs have promised Mr. Bricht to jump into that quart bottle, but now that he is not in condition to be very - traculent, they had ...

... th the press here. The supper was very creditable to the cyisine of Mr. Mantell. James Bruce, Esq., editor of the Northern Whig, occupied the chair.— The health of the guest of the evening, the late editor of the Lanner of (Ister, was proposed by Mr. ...

... desperately fond of literary men, especially newspaper ten), and as a pure and Whig, which Imyself am, as you all know, and which is shown by my having helped to write “ The New Whig Guide” some few years ago. Gentlemen, Eugland is a very great and a very noble ...