... with unblushing profligacy, in the Willett House of Commons, that wwild vow black was white, and whit. black. W keep the Whigs ju ...

... of surroundin; nations, and the harbour of hope and safety for the enslaved and persecuted of eccrq . colour and clime. Let Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative siuk into oblivion. Those obsolete cries are now meaningless. They are tubs thrown out by ...

... the banns, the marriage was duly solemnized, neither party has been dissatisfied with the Union, and not ,vcn the .Northers Whig and its anonymous corespondents need flutter themselves that puny efforts will avail to put asunder those w hom God hath ...

... already fitted with tits bran new and real Yankee nickname of the Seceeb. There was a time when the v,enerat.lii titles of Whig and Tory were opprobrious epithets too, though King Wiliam must bavu thought them an improvement at all events on the names ...

... Feta e Preservation Act to be put in force, was presented to him. The reason is plain. It has ever been the policy of the Whigs to endeavour to secure the support of the Romish hierarchy in Ireland. Hence Protestant counties are often dealt with in a ...

... Will Preside at the GNASH °ROAN. Dom ere at yeartaelpsit throes ; Cowen Eight precisely. •LVAST. GRAN D CONCERT, FRIDAY. It. WHIGS OCCASION THE FOLLOWING Mates will appear . NIBS 11LEN 11111, The gime Sw*LA S. LITTLE NELLIE E•TI18, The Mambo( Tong Help Vocalise ...

... their timid, though well-meant admonition, as the Protestants of Ulster were determined to try conclusions with the expiring Whig Governntent, and see if, after permitting the law to be broken by the sympathisers with rebellion in Dubl;n, they would have ...

... Ma Dimas—The whole lilac is a coheir for Mr. who was preparing Urged yesterday iu aux..- .960 v of the Itss-171:1117! these Whigs, who are get. ting money from MY emetic for maintaining %Mg rs, are &bails dowa on me, Lemma I sin defustinti tlwir place-bunting ...

... opinions of the men ranged under the appellations. Conservative sad Liberal will ere long become as obeelete as the old terms Whig and Tory. We have every reason to believe that in the new Parliament will be found a powerful Protestant party, gathered from ...

... Quid Mat_ rideateui dicers writ is our motto, and we adhere to it. Our veracious contemporary says that beams the Norther,' Whig claimed for itself the bosom of having been maim, instrumental in securing the liberal triumph in Belfast, the other Liberal ...

... eta the elestisa, ea elitist or in reeput d the add pago• be the saggib—tha neat fat the m = zziet It Is mot agessaly that I Whig Were the Court name at the pasty whoa I haat get this bdertestioa, as I adeiestes that the abenld sot be at Mr. Lewis was prepared ...

... conviction h' 'ford Russell would not again aspire to ti tniership, intrigues are being carried on object in view. A leading Whig Peer, as is r ed—t, h.a great disgust—has already learned a new Balicel Ministry would not be forneds out M. Brient'a active ...