... almost uiuuMCrd evil For, iu former days, when owed it in some degree tile b*nd of Irish Liberals in Parliament that a feeble Whig Ministry could exist at all, the country had pay very dear lor the support of the small sretion who owed their return so much ...

... it. and dun die through inniiitiuu. Whigs had b- Iter keep their weather eye open, else the Tories will afltr taking the wind out their sails If die Utter would only cut Orangeism, and give juri packing. the Whigs and Tories would have close upou the ...

... statement it not appear that England the Pope has many enemies in every class society, among (lie Liberals and Conservatives, (lie Whig* and lories? It would not, however, fair to pass general condemnation upon England in gene, ral. or any of the parties into ...

... which so nearly concerns our religion, and the liberty and free action of our Church It is not to be wished for that either Whig or Tory, Protestant or Presbyterian, should allowed to intrude into the domain of ecclesiastical affair*. But. unhappily, if ...

... many of the most famous of what were then called tho • rebel’ leaders hold numerous meetings under the roof of Liberty Hall Whig. • Db. Acuilli again in Trouble —Hero is tho latest little story of the victim of the Roman Inquisis tion. as narrated the ...

... for strangers and political ad« venturer*, because they held moderate views and were denounced under the convenient name of Whigs. How one of this Independent Opposition party has acted the people of WiX'ord can tell* who it is absuid to say has not sold ...

... £l.OOO per annum. Twenty or thirty representatives of this stamp would command the respect of the Ministry of the day, be it Whig or Tory, for they could not be purchased in detail the offer of petty Government employment, such as is sure to commsnd the ...

... which has advocated the • Revivals’ with an enthusiasm suggestive of insanity, to controvert the argnmeuls of the Northern Whig. But the answer of that paper was over whelming—it amounted to this;—.'the statements a'-o not ours, but the official relnrns ...

... c mveved will start from Ulster Kailway Terminus half.p.tst ten each night, arriy»• at the metropolis three next morning.— Whig Maria Isabella Beckett, aged years, tried at the Lent assizes at Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire,, for the wdful murder of her ...

... will agree on some fixed principle of action, and by this means make themselves both feared and respected lire Ministry, be it Whig or lory. time is ripe for such combination ; and if t weiity-five members could agree to act together in concert, tiny could ...

... coining to the rescue of truth, religion, and common sense ; but alter short period we weie gratified in noticing that the Whig and the Mercury I gave battle the imposters who endeavoured sustain this gross delusion on the religious susceptibilities the ...

... artistic swindling carrieil in these* places, wh.ro •‘ ’(is all a client ; hut fooled hope, men favour the deceit.’ Northern Whig. Mr, I’opo the Tory Catholic M.P , ha* given dissatisfaction to ninny of his conservaths supporters. Father of Kennelty. letter ...