... ill at the time, and under tbe effects of an anodyne! Since then the accomplished Bos*oman has not been in favour with the Whigs and is suspected the Democrats. The middle party, however, have taken him up, and he is now on the Baltimore Ticket, conjunction ...

... tants’those measures of proscription from which their Catholic countrymen once suffered. It is well known in Dublin that with Whigs, or Peelites, or Radicals in office in Downing-street, a Protestant’s chances of a “berth” or of promotion are almost as small ...

... all parties who, in nation vernal popular votes sad popular orators, appeal to the *** d principles constitution. The old Whigs are the be-» representative* of the founders the Bepublic, and their law representatives for lew them remain, and when they ...

... fitired fee be ay dieted MS lllO•jh x ZEled 1 0 be the war eivey ~air would 1113 braid' 'exadhaddwrietteef the imps. Northern Whig. THE POPE'S IRISH 111110 ADE. A report to. plied currency in the country districts, that in addition to the infantry regiments ...

... although it is said that one roan had bis leg broken, and several others seriously though nut dangerously hurt The Morthern Whig reports that a land slip occurred on the Belfast and County Down Railway, on Monday morning, which was not discovered till ...

... part of the f, lids’ • • a fair treaty will save the country from the eilVittso; this seemingly ot.c-sided tariff —Northern Whig. Valle Beef —A coumy Longford gentleman-fur•m r brought lour year-old bullock to Sraithfleld, during l «t week, for wbicli ...

... tons of earth had fallen on the line. The occurrence is attributed to the prevailing rains of the past few days.— Northern Whig or NeGrors.—A great deal of excitement has been caused by the discovery of a case of kidnapping, which proves that a slave ...

... « imirigue, and although they did not get in the failure of that person was the fau't of the who is now, by fevour of the Whigs, Lord ...

... 11., met with general assent, but the other portion of it, enacting the present law, was opposed by the whole force of the Whig party, including Lord Denman, Sir James Mackintosh, Lord Brougham, and Lord John Russell himself. The then Attorney-General ...

... might satisfy the greediest innovator. It is difficult to imagine meaeurv which has been more universally unpopular; Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, town and country squires, and cottonspinners, all united in denouncing it. The measure has fallen, and fallen ...

... scandalized everybody here, and has singularly wounded the national conceit. There is not one, even to the most radical of the Whigs,who are not ashamed to see their hero compared by a British statesman to a filibus- ter like Walker. Let us return now to our ...

... With ingenious cruelty proposed commit the prosecution the four belonging to the Tory party, to four Whig barristers. and that of the four belonging the Whig party, four Tory barristers. He declared that had all the materials for conviction,” and a mass evidence ...