... Th* indignant cry of •Uinrin* I (Uir K.uilcV talons are red With the blond the slave. And he kindly Min** his protect in* whig* Mow long. laird, how long Awake thy mercy and might. And h-tsten Hi* day which •hall open the way Truth, and lu-tic*. and ...

... dishonouring to God and the Guardians declined to grant it, in the first in- the yieidiog-to-oulward-pressure- policy of the Whigs. liire or rabbit was, found that it was dead, and pernicious man. Truth and error can have no stance. ; It was to the effect ...

... they were such as induce them to put trust in his present word of Improvident proposals. Denouncing the man igemant of the Whig Governments and Budgets since 1862, he declared that they showed how dang* rous it was to carry (iclitica'l economy the Government ...

... and unwise proceeding could not wed imagined. It will be no excuse to urge the Whigs acted factiously. English gentlemen ought not to need to be taught action, by the Whigs; and, besides, it is somewhat of a new reading of the Golden Rule, which would ...

... Not so, however. Lord Palmerston's Attorney-General is loaded with abuse, and Lord Campdeo is extolled beyond measure. Mr. is Whig; and a Popish journalist knows better than do, doubtless, whether not he merits the harsh things that have been said about ...

... requisite experience qualify him to represent mercantile community. Besides, he comes forward, his uncle states, l.iberal and Whig principles, and, therefore, all Conservatives must, if consistent, refuse support him. As the contest will renllv between ...

... tbe uree to Democrats those seats now occupied Whigs, ' augmenting mass at happy momenta, but in panics, Hl „_. yPNeile, D.O. four „f white bread, . HOUSE OF COMMONS—Funut, 10. , | lam „„, eonstitnUonal Whig indo- which are become chrome with us, swells ...

... IS IT TRUE? To the Editor of the Doxcnthire Protestant. Sir,—ls it true that the Rc». R. S. Grepc, the jonnff Whig Incumbent of Christ Church, Belfast—whose father refused to rote for the Protestant candidates, at the city of Dublin election - has refused ...

... w-iher was worth trom two guineas upward*; fat ewe i from 20s up. | To the Editor of the Downshire Protestant. Sir,- \* tl»« Whig IncumWnr of Christ Church, C'lfast, did not to the question • Scrutator. in your publication of 30th March, I ha»c made personal ...

... although not high in several districts of ilio country, are still without parallel in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. Whig. Enlcllignuf. MOON’S AGK.—First quarter Sat unlay 28th, 12 minutes past 2, afternoon. AUSTRIA. T n CONCORDAT A Vienna letter ...

... bubbling pot of a general election. The Times suggests a compromise. Something that will slip easily through both Houses. The Whigs have promised Mr. Bright to jump into that quart bottle, hut now that he i* no: in a condition to be very truculent they had ...

... it could raarkcd, f-r the education ilia preliminary expenses would probably amount to? in Ireland. The blightin* misrule of Whig! Mr. *» usual *> rure put !, surveys gi-m i- upon if that misrule which first d> and matters of that ia per mile in round the ...