... THE IRIS The amendment condemnatory of the measure will raored Lord Monteagle, a member of the Whig party, who, Mr. Spring file®, w-aa for some time Chancellor of the Exchequer io'Lord Melbourne's Administration. Lord Monteagle'a party connections, his ...

... matters alone for the present. For our own part are opinion tLut the lowering the franchise in England will only affect the Whigs. The Radicals of a low class will elbow them out of the seats where the dcaiocraiic 1 cut ill reign supreme. Wealth and territorial ...

... candidates to three, was follows;—For the gentlenaan elected, 22; for Lient Wilson, 14; for John M'Csnee, Esq., 12. —Northern Whig. Captain Shaw son Bernard B. Shaw, Esq., of Honkstown, and held commission as Captain in tho North Cork Rifles, in which regiment ...

... should strain every nerve to keep them. The metropolitan county, like the metropolitan city, should be an to the- country. Ko Whig should be suffered to intrude himself into either The very effort to rob them of all influence a reduction of the right to ...

... foreign tyranny, and in his inmost soul depre- cates an addition, direct or indirect, to its encroachments. There was a time when Whig statesmen supplicated Rome to grant a Concordat for the final settlement of all rish difficulties Rome haughtily rejected their ...

... the overpowering amalgamation of the priest-and-plebeian ele- ments, as exemplified at two-thirds of our elections What could Whig malevolence contemplate of a more deadly efficacy than the power already possessed by any pelting, peddling half-sir, who can ...

... laden vessels to have arrived here sines'Saturdav lastf The arrivals at othsn of our ports have ako been large. The Northern Whig says that since the year 1847 so large number of vessels have net arrived in Belfast from foreign ports, during the same extent ...

... eight candidates three, was as follows For the gentleman elected, 22; for Lieut. Wilson, for John M'Cance, Esq., \2.~Northern Whig, [Captain Shaw is the son of Bernard Shaw, Esq., of Monkstown, in this county, and held his commission in the North Cork Rifles ...

... yeatorday. Tbia extraordinary importation will, no doubt have considerable eflectupon tbs marketa fur homo produce.—Northern Whig. EdCLtaß AND Ibisu IhEFOBjr llilia. —Mr. Baxter will ask Lord J. Kuaaell, Thursday, if will agree to postpone the Scotch and ...

... noted Whigs and pretended Liberals, exhibits the hypacrisy and littleness of our public men in a way which cannot fail to disgust the country. Whilst there seemed little chance of the Paper Duty ever becoming a party question, Tories and Whigs rivalled ...

... ships, or of mortar vessels which fall to pieces blow of sledge. All these rotten ships were boilt by Whig contractors, under Whig Cabinet, and with Whig superintendence. It little wonder that that party should forfeit character and independence io order ...

... unable lie had the fortune tu relate ! with the late Lord *« anil through that , connexion wormed hi* way into the favour the Whig party. euerablc nobleman, who*.; ' wisdom carried great weight the council* of the ptrt\, was the pat ton tin* per*, bustling ...