... REVIVAL. It would have been creditable if the leading journal, and the Roman press of Ireland, before copying from the Northern Whig an article condemning the Ulster Revival as a delusion and a fraud,” had taken the pains to consider on what grounds our Belfast ...

... the Town Commissioners of Longford. Mr Maxwell is also the highly respected Chairman of the Longford Oas Coin. PwlY• Northern Whig shows by reference to the police warns, that drankenneas prevailed to • greater extent in Belfast during the revival mania ...

... paid for prospectively. Was any thing ever heard like this Here Whig protection for all the sacrifices you have heretofore made in voting for the 44 Liberal'' candidates support the Whigs Mr. Cardwell reported to have made use this expression with reference ...

... the Catholics of , y ™ round Greer, Presbyterianism and “Tenant Rig forgetting the Whig Government and the patronage, but utteriy oblivions of the Pope, whom that Whig Government so bitterly: I wonder if hey^ started Catholic candidate-say Thomas the ...

... dictum of the ora- unexpected defeat.” cular kind could be truer than this, and the case standing thus, it is no wonder that the Whig propounder of it should exhibit a strategetical anxiety that the Conservtive party leaders should “ stop the Reform Bill ;” ...

... to which belongs; when the Whigs, whom regards with horror, were engaged in long, dreary, and up-mll fight against bis own party behalf of that religious freedom which enables bira now to lilt his small voice against the Whigs; when Orangemen and were the ...

... showirig a decrease of £104,6 compared with the prece — retarn. Ree! The Northern Whig, im a> article, exp before | “revivals” wf last year ,and the Banaer of Ulster Whig. The Whig shows, by reference to y nid | reply to the that drumbenness prevailed to a ...

... was a Mr. Skipton who tenderly appealed to the peaceful predilection of the i men of Derry on the ground that he was moderate Whig”—a singular species} of animal, surely andtTuW follow in the footsteps of their late lamented rm presentative. Now. if been ...

... which has been }et brought before the House of Coin.nous, the financial scheme of the government. is true that government a Whig * government. But is that the reason why an independent member, who in his conscience believes this scheme to be, on the whole ...

... mea-mtes. The adopted candidate of the Catholics of Londonderry, therefore, very fairly avows that will no Government that is not Whig'or Liberal. Mr. MacCormick declined to say that he would a supporter of any Government, bat aaid he was independent of every ...

... vote for the Liberal candidate, and against the Tory hereditary enemy the poor Catholic; the advice taken; the-Liberal, the Whig was returned tor the the county, and then came the terrible scenes of desolation and landlord oppression. 1 shall never forget ...

... blemishes ought to bate excluded it; for the poetry nothing very wonderful. Alison’s history finds juster critic here than among Whig fc'tterafewrs ; and “Our Position with China** posts the public in that awkward quarrel—which aura to prove more cost/y than ...