... frcm a return which he hod wrung from the Government: they were Peter Erle, Q.C., • Whig. salary .E 1,600; James Ili% Q.C., Whig. salary, 21,200 ; Rev. R. Jones, Whig, salary 21200. He had nothing to say againet these gentlemen as he their admitted r ...

... previously known, the effect produced by the Ministerial announcement was very striking. It mattered not whether one conversed with Whig, Tory, at Radical, the burthen of the talk was do same—the certainty of a dissolution of Parliament, and whether a week or ...

... consul country to secure that peace. He declares him- t now eelf well aware that his Government and his the by force. will it Whig, lor our army were ready and willing to renew the struggle, riots in Belfast continue with eas for but the final result did ...

... 21; bat, as usual in all cases of informations will be returned fr and as the o Qelivery will not take till March, v Belfast Whig, place soon after the October asaize for the discharge crown solicitor) and Mr. Dunne ( crows solicitor, are at pre Tus Monttewr ...

... hw days' old 4e c = s tr ia ef a Wee ihsta ma *L E E err. weeks of the bed ef (mime la all the amiss ore the hat& d worth) Whig is the prf Sir Erhard hes, who bad remedy bead* the great bed of Were. This is can Way • Wittiatietse the bedded ef that tyrant ...

... rather surprised his constituents with his doctrines. Taking a view of the Session, he said that the Torics were not exactly Whigs, u he had previously thought, and should now consider the defeat of Lc :1 Palmerston a great calamity; reminding his audience ...

... this polut, but she had ass notteal awvos, while she bud devoted weld etteallea te l rallot n' s. He had watched Mrs. Repireb Whig bps owl she had given It vehemently, but be mold sot =re with perjury. NM ar si zthee artiesse • hir thought it wee es electing ...

... °earn uvula be sheer madness Nevertheless the Tories beloved it. far, my they. Lord Palmerston's popularity is cal that the Whigs have to go to the country with, nod fearing that some accident might deprive them of that bofur's the spring or autumn, ministers ...

... severe attacks rebellion ia 1430. on the after the of of the to endesr him the Liberal m, and eternal im the da bem in who Whig families bad it their own place on the Befor had be- himself on the side of Harl Grey, A: Gascoyne’s motion, a the way for ...

... es have the when Old Christmas obs in com by our ancestors; indeed, T am gid ence d their day, as he terme town on Twelft 4 Whig I came to St. Jemes's 8 and, “by ak was admitted to the Chapel which 80 = bs Near to “Too fet oan oil om the for Royalty ; ...

... formerly givén for thi —you know “lip liberaliam” is the very back- should be divided into nine good service per bane of great. Whig houses. He objected to astep im the right direction that most church-rates being imposed upon Dissenters, al- though he be ...

... the Mode semi wee emit te. taye me • ass& beserwomaii, ids sea she M le w rig Mb z: bog. Whoa the Royal Cumb weir tits Bm., Whig hat, Astley, to temp* with wiled • itr ig ge eel somey to his Mies 'lrak Midi he Um ogled, drat the Royal Grove—fiem the ...