... WHIG APPOINTMENTS. TBkXord Chancellor did good servkv to hia party by interrupting the Earl of Leitrim in the Hone of Lords on the 24th ultimo. The appointment of Master Ltl« the Lieutenancy of Derry was the under discussion. It was brought forward the ...

... up the Butter, and dealt with it properly, they should merit the thanks every man not a Whig or a place-hunter. A few clacqeurs in Dublin and lenders of old clothes might rise up against so useful piece of reform ; but that would be oIL The honest and ...

... EXCITING SCENE THE BELFAST TOWN COUNCIL. LATEST APPEARANCE JOBK SEA. The Norihtrn Whig ccntiins lh« following of» scene in the Bclfnet Town Council on Monday, wliicli terminated in the foreibl* r«mCT»I Keo, order tha Mayor:— Mr t went on to refer to the ...

... time. But we suppose that if every provision of every Act passed under the eye of Whig placeholders left our Magistrates and our Judges powerless to act for good, the Whig policy would still be upheld in Ireland. There seems to some infatuation in Whiggery ...

... LISBURN ELECTION. Belfast, Thursday Morning. The Noiihem Whig, in a postscript thigTOorning, says that Mr. Robert Hiuboor will request his supporter! to give their votes to J. J. Rich*- ardson, Esq., the former member, whoreprt* seated the borougli from ...

... cal things right nsawr and when vhetbsr Whig Tory, will hr. glad awfl lh*mselves uf the services aid support tlie l*>)sl ssbjects the Crown in liclaml, wlo are attached not merely to individuals parties, hot immutable, and principles as lasting thu hills ...

... heard the Whig thu-->inp; And she looked as on bim she fain would fall, And bis nose most glady wring:— An«l iddst thou join the ranks Dan? And n but betray ? I Ob! tarry own tie »r I’arliaraent mao. You'll ye* hav. the deuce to pay.” This Whig, merely ...

... the Conservatives and the Whig Secessionists. A powerful Parliamentary combination, in perfect accord with the majority out of doors, would thus succeed to ace. We don't step aside to discuss the suggestion offered through a Whig organ at the press. It ...

... ; a party that p, evaded in Parliament, and was by much the majority of the nation out of it. Were the Whigs this majority ? Was this party a Whig party ? No man will presume to affirm so notorious an untruth. The Whip wore far from being this majority ...

... Bitortil.k I hisiimAN. It iintiertitood that Plunkett Kenny, I. will iontem the county of Monaghan 41 the next elec. tion On Whig principles. ...

... Irish counties Conscrvauves and Whigs; (rum .citiesaud hwrougus, ami 33 Whigs —giving « , ® lul wl Cuiiaßrvaii.es Whigs,or a majority hi to the latiei. 1300 there are retun.ed Iris « counties 30 Cunse. v.i-tives and 31 Whigs ; from huroug .4 33 Conservatives ...

... said of an eccentric ecclesiastic that ahnoiigh he was log liad ; hut the Whig ot Dr. Johnson era was very diffident being froti. the our own day. The humanity*’ of the ancient Whig has given jd.tcc selfishness the part of the modem hearers of his name; ...