... to the majority of the community ? \V«*. ami those who have supported the Whigs, and opposed the Tories, have been often told, and especially late that the professions of the Whig party are insincere, and that Ireland would tare belter r Tory admin stration ...

... to such wondrous vitality as have instanced as occasionally occurring iu the human sp*cies. One might readily suppose the Whigs to have had enough of combination ...

... Censorship, legitimate satire, has rarely had such room for unrestricted exercise as the inconsiderate provisions of this Whig-devised Bill afford. Examine its clauses. The first is somewhat intelligible, and might, if placed on the the Statute-book ...

... this affair. It will only be ash fight, got op to resemble real one. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to killed. The case is one in which every Member may vote according to bis conscience without ...

... window, and crash wont two panes, and stone, two pounds weight, ruck the spot where ono of the girls had been silling ’ Northern Whig. Tnii I.ion AND TUB Unicorn (2d ix 3UI i.— James I. was the first who united tile lion and unicorn heraldically, adopting the ...

... vote Mr. Lindsay’s motion, the close of the Session is likely to marked further proof of the culpable unwillingness of ihe Whig Government to consult for the safety of property and life, subject to the perils incidental to maritime traffic. The Derby ...

... Mcrificcd ID tbe fray. The Tory Opposition doe* not wont to kill Whig Cehinet, nod tbe Whig Cabinet docs not intend to be killed. The ease ic one in which Member mny »ole according to his conscience, without tbe lent regard to what may befit either the ...

... the only seat upon which the head of the Whig Administration could bring his personal power to bear, Whig impotency should be rendered palpable, by walkover on the side of the Conservative candidate. So, as Whig claims upon the individual who had been ...

... nrsviooely exi»te ...

... embracing the opportunity o' making Mr ArchdalTs merited castigation atilt more public than his offence had been. —Northern Whig. An order has been issued that soldiers are to aalote chaplains, paying them the compliment due to their relative rank. A crown ...

... important and dignified post ct Lori Lieutenant of Ijondouderry ; and the rumour added that Mr. W.lliain Brady, the Whig Lord SMh and the Whig Dublin election champion—twice defeated, as always will in the same cause—is tc Mr. Berwick as Bankrupt Judge. 1 ...

... crop in that part the North never wag better any time than it is this year, and that there is no sign of the disease there— Whig. Departure of John Mitchkl for France. —John Mite el, if are to believe The Richmond Examiner, has left bis adopted country ...