... opinions. I respeet the Ce reroga- I have a e right tive who acts up to his Conservative views, while respeet for a consti‘utional Whig, like the v bills. who asserts his priaciples. I have no respect tor ¢ cian who pretends that the great interests of the cout ...

... Mission, also to iin elks is for the el of . The imam ad thresiiiels_ hems* thicamen. &bid/ km to epply limed hr the lama of Whig the IS • the (1 ned and camiilleal to the _ &SCION al .; wthollid the of A their ohjost=r e ato to altst in teethe, boo ischiag ...

... (hear, hear). They bad not forgiven the Durham letter, and never could forgive It; and there were many other things which the Whigs bad done not be forgotten, and if the right bon. gentlemen opposite were wise they would take advantage of this, and bid for ...

... inquire into ami adjudicate upon the value the lauds required for this line. Claims to made or before the 14lli August —Northern Whig. Thk- C.vi;uNotoi;u RiX.ATTA.— Tbo indefatigable honorary secretary of thi> committee, Mr. Edward Greer, solicitor. Trevor ...

... Irish bar, and many years ��� wa , the editor of Dublin journal (since defunct), which was started with a view of supporting the Whig government of 1830, and of opposing the repeal agitation, just then commenced under the leadership of Mr. O'Connell. ROLLS ...

... promoted, bui i the errors speculating individual were not suffered to wimh against the nationality of the enterprise. the Whig Cabinet this misfortune is due. Had | they honestly declared that they would stand by their portion of the contract, provided ...

... quite in keeping with which, if it is not a crime, it is, at lezat, au insannountbje c h ara ct e r as a ,eusiiies, descrect Whig barrister. able obst mile to to be a native, and to profess No more—no lee.. They ought to have eteyed longer, the faith of ...

... your readers might consider was exaggerating my narrative of this murderous business, herewith *end you a copy the Belfast Whig, which yon will find a full account the horrid tragedy, for have just learned that two the unfortunate young Catholics are ...

... who had starved the p eo p le. It was the defendant has used against the plaintif f, but will. a had ministry., like the Whigs, that would re fuse nee justify any of his serious cherges. The defendant them the means to do that. Whatever good mea sures ...

... niot for- ext: given the Din-hain letter, and never could forgive it cot aind there wore nlilany other tliiigs which thle Whigs mcl bed do(tie iiot to be forgottenl, and if the right lien. pen- Soo tlcnecn oppos'ite wore wise triec' Would take advanitage ...

... her departure was very large, and all seemed greatly interested in what pissed. MIT.DEROUS AFFRAY NEAR LUEGAX. the Natl hern Whig'). Thursday evening riot took place about two miles and half from Lurgan, which may terminate in the loss more than one life ...

... Irish men of all creeds and parlies cultivate toward each other, aod which would more practised home hut lor the interference Whig legislation. But fo return. The motion for address her Majesty, praying her direct an to made, whether such changes could not ...