... not only to the promoters of the Indian Flax Company, but to all branches of the flax and linen trade in Ireland. —Northern Whig. Lieutenant-Colonel Cross, of Dartan, was this day sworn in High Sheriff of the county of Armagh, and William Hardy, of Armagh ...

... was stated, last night, that there was a large vessel ashore on the Copelands, and another near C -rrickfergus. —Sort hem Whig. ...

... bishops resolved to replace those members, at the first opportunity, by others who will recognise difference between Tory and Whig, Whig and Tory, as long as the demands so solemnly made remain ungranted It would appear that the Nation, perhaps through its ...

... recollections of the good old times, when the slightest expression of wish on the part of Romish ecclesiastic was treated by Whig Government with deferential respect, it is no wonder that the assembled hierarchy of the church of Rome in Ireland should have ...

... privilege of subjects, defied, defamed, denounced, thwarted, bearded, fenced with, intimidated every government, whether tory, whig, liberal, intolerant, conservative or radical. Have not these several governments and cabinets, up to this very hour, been ...

... voted in favour of Lord Derby bis party; but, I believe, there were at least twenty Irish Catholic members who supported the Whig party on that occasion in order that Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell might obtain the administration of public affairs ...

... it, let us governed by Whigs ; all that we ask that they chosen from the English section of the party. The majority of the Cabinet. as given above, rich in materials for such an administration; indeedit is the weakness of the Whig party that it contains ...

... his official life Judge Perrty has maintained a high character for honesty and legal ability. He was a staunch and consistent Whig; but no one ever doubted the inte- grity of his intentions or the uprightness and straightfor- wardness of his judicial conduct ...

... out on Monday last a singular ‘‘ amendment” of the criminal law in certain bills introduced into the House of Lords by the Whig Lord Chancellor :-— He found two clauses, one of which provided that the judge should at his discretion sentence a prisoner ...

... IRELAND. Mr. M‘Evot, M.P. for Meath, has done a good service the cause of truth and plain dealing by driving Her Majesty’s Whigs out of their doubling and dodging excuses for not arming volunteers in Ireland. They have been often questioned on this subject ...

... with a popular vote of a million or two to fit ont and send avenging expedition into the Japanese waters. Already, indeed, the Whig press is at the dirty work natural to it extenuating these vile transactions. Its equivocal charity suggests that the impatience ...

... the frank admissions of their respective supporters. To use the words of the Cork Examiner : the Pope on one side, and the Whig Government on the other.” Here is no mincing of the matter; no pretence of fighting for despotism, the banner of liberality ...