... was known to the Federal government, but suppressed. ANOTHER STEAMER for the CONFEDERATES. Belfast, Saturday.— The Northern Whig this morning says that the Heroine, one of the steamers plying between this port and Bangor, has been sold to an agent of the ...

... first hasty reference the new Commercial Treaty we called it French Treaty, and as respects Ireland French Treaty is. Even the Whig Journals admit this; and how can they decline? for while French product* are admitted into English and Irish markets, Ireland ...

... just Sil. Tickets of adcsinioa to bad at tbo Tract Shop, Grand Parade; Mr. W. J. Mcerat's. Georga'a.street; and Mr. Jooiab Whig fix's, Patrick-street. Body of tbo Hall. Is.; Gallorj. 6d. A limited Bomber Children's Tickets at Half Price.to had at the ...

... when the Whigs turned out Sir Robert Peel upon what was called the Appropriation clause, which, as soon as it had served the purpose restoring the party to power, was abandoned. the people can. by putting out the Tories and bringing back the Whigs to office ...

... Parliament. (Confusion.) Gentlemen, I believe It has been asserted by some Whig placeman that Mr. Waldron changed his principles because he is not a strenuous supporter of the Whigs, and because lie states he will give independent support to the present ...

... He’ll never do good at the town by the Exe. With power irresistible, the author of Christabel,” Used long since to sweep the Whig-Eadical decks; Though kin to ihe poet, Ids actions don’t show It. This renegade Coleridge who flies from the Exe. In days that ...

... him. He has eooogh to aoswer for touching the magistracy, recommendations for which should never have rested with him. The Whigs owed him something for bis support, but they should have paid the debt iu a different way. ...

... several steamers were at ones laid on for Otago. DEATH OF WM. SHARMAN CRAWFORD, ESQ. Belfast, Thursday Evening. —The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsburn, near Belfast, on Thursday afternoon, of Wro. Sharmao Crawford, Esq., J.P., D.L., formerly ...

... some who are not inclined to go this length we are told that the Whigs are the natural allies” of the Irish Protestants. But when did they become so ? There have been Whigs and Whigs, and those of one centuryhave been very different from those of another ...

... brother, Mr. Thomas Baring. Sir Francis however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs financiers, and fell before the attack of Sir Robert Peel The Whigs had done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could liave ...

... believe in the election cries of former days, which will be revived with additional force now, to help the“ Wait-a-While” Whigs to oflice, I believe, as numbers do, that the present Ministry deserve a more extended trial. Experierice tells us that they ...

... “E’en to our ashes h'e wontSfirM,” and Lord Russell, 76,ia «s ready to put himself the head of a moyeraent in the days when the Whig first came into power. F L ™‘ v her ii &r^'rSf (aUtaSt. James’s Hall meeting) to “an olddasidoned but the uewest colours, oyen ...