... induced to forsake the paths of rectitude.” We commend this important and impartial testimony to the attention of the Northern Whig. Meantime the friends of religion, and of the religious movement to which the happy change is rightly attributed, will read ...

... witnesses for my defence 1 beg leave to call the Dublin Evening Post and the Globe. The former is the organ of the Custle when the Whigs are in office, and the latter is the English official journal of the present government. Both of them concur in praising the ...

... statesmanship. His splendid promise of thirty years ago issued in certain amount of party service, upholding an unpopular, Whig administration, while he damaged his own position by fighting the battles of his friends through right and wrong with equal ...

... been so thoroughly defeated in bis object and exposed to tbe contempt of tbe trade with which has been connected. —Northern Whig. Our poor are heavily enough taxed present by the high price of provisions. Fish is dear in the Dublin market. God fish as ...

... was strongly attached to his political friends, and deeply imbued with those immortal principles which have assigned to the Whig party so islorieus a share in the annals and governinent of this' country.' But he raised those principles to a higher power ...

... ance with the will of his maternal uncle, William Jose; Denison, who bequeathed to him the balk of his wealth. His wter ofthe Whig party. ‘The decessed Lordship was a su! ‘tron of the turf, and had a prince! racing stud. He js succeeded in his title and ...

... TENANT RIGHT IN IRELAND. The Northern Whig says : —Towards the closc of last year, a lecture on the proposed system of land tenure for Ireland was delivered in the court-house, Mullingar, by William Levinge, Esq., President of the 14 Westraeath Farmers' ...

... dioceses from the Church Education Society, in this diocese there would bo none. The Clergy are as true now they were when Whig Governments were using all their lares to seduce them. Not “one jot of heart or hope” have they abated, and with the same ...

... whose names is were brought ander my notice by Messrs. Russet! and Ervin; m, I have onl to say that they are ne and consistent Whigs. The: y have received many favours from Lord Palmerston: ey have done him good ser- vice before now, but they never came so ...

... till the reform to be effected or the wrong to be redressed as- sumed such a ‘form ‘asforced whatever party was thenin power, Whig or Tory, to turn their attention to legis- late thereon. Among the many useful measures have been allowedto remainalong time ...

... on to recog> in the implement of torture the work of oor own hands. The Manchester Review, concerned for the stabi* of the Whig Gorernraent, remarks:—* cannot shat oar eyes to the fact, openly boasted by Count Montalemberf, that Twenty-one Catholic deputies ...

... government in the world (creat cheering). Though I do not quarrel with any man for his political and I believe that Tories, Whigs, and Radicals may be equally sincere in the love of their country, yet it seems to me that in some there is a great shortness ...