... the Eentimenital rhodomontade3 of such journals as the Dai,'Y Nu's, the ObmSrvev, the ,1Or/inr9 Advtt tisCr, &c.; trd, thu Whig statesmen of the Russell and PIalnerston echool, wlho have always loahed upon foreign policy as the meanus of serving the interest ...

... Itib of April, 1716, and in the contemporary notice of her death is described ns the general teast by the namo of the Little Whig. ?? theatre was burnt down Juue 27, 1789.-Buzildor _ ...

... as uualtr, Fn duly, but withal no arrests were mRde, except one person who was taken into cue- tedy by the Moayr-Norothera ,'Whig. GBAND BAZAAR AND PRIZE DRAWISG. The bazaar and fancy fair in aid of the funds required for the enlaergement of St. Peter's ...

... CONTINUED DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST . (From the North'erns Whig of yeaterrdOA.) The excitemient which has prevailed in Belfast for the last five dt'ays till continues. The outrages of laut night loy 'wero not of so nmenrous or extensive a ehanratr t as ...

... he (Mr. Devitt) was glad t that time movement had been opened as widely as ps- I sible-that Young, Ireland and Old Ireland, Whigs and t even 'lorieo, might join in erecting this statue (hear). It had been rald that it was well that this movement E bad not ...

... banner L of legislative independence aloft herwas assailed by ardent, impulsive, and miscalcidfating men who called him W Whig, and eventually broke up his great organisation because he A 3 would not sacrifice his judgment to their al impulses. Are ...

... serioas ?? alteitodlot eara-a, and trusts in the event of the breakdown of Lord Palmerston's administration that te no modified Whig ministry will be found acceptable to p the country. There is, it says, no party in the govern- i ment with which the Conservatives ...

... tbt leering ausertieas could be believed the result of the Northern ?? %would be equal to a declaration of Teace, but the Whigs place nO contidencO in the asser- tion. Southern journals am-crt that the Federals ware defeated in the expedition fromr Nawbera ...

... No. 2 is com-t pleted, and nosr lits below Fort Darling, ready for ac- tii n, at the mouth of the ?? river. Tlire Rio/ Tooed Whig describes the Condition of the rebel arny as heartrending for want of clothing amd shoes, and strongly condemns thle government ...

... that hila deturnainuul ?? to rue at tbe ?? election, whru lie gave the weitlit of bhi voto and in hise~ers tio ibe detested Whig candidate, Mr. lilinld (irho has sirce re- eived otlies front Sir Eiobart P'eel, the presclet Liberal Chief Secatary), is ino ...

... consider, neglected their duty. I mads one charge with the forlorn hope, and then retired slightly scratchtd. After all the Whigs are not so bad, as Mr. o1ylan's courtesy on the occasion obliges me to sty. Mr. Wharton pledges his honour that he is not an ...

... distinction in. the phases of O'Connell's character whether he died or lived a Nationalist, Kg - praler, a Federalist, or a Whig. Ilopiog the monumentt wit be alike worthy of 01Connell's fainaend the nation's ermsitude, I remain yOUrai-fitithGully, ._ ...