... L ib eral Government in their selection of the rulers of the Chnrch.—l. That , dignitaries should be nearly related to the Whig aristocracy. --2. That dignitaries shonld be decided party men of the small extreme Evan gelical motion of the Church. —3. ...

... misers him that be hod may jest , rataraid--that be bat not slightest id a there was a Angola impending, but all the time be a Whig ir a Soy i minnow in his *mg politick (Hear, hear) The a 1 outs kook pima —the ministers saris 1 Or i , point, which was neither ...

... bemoan itself in sackcloth and ashes. The liberal party there were to blame for a double error. They not only allowed the Whigs to carry into Parliament a slip of Maid aristocracy, but they reduced their own chance of success by putting forward a man ...

... favoured with representatives of such decided and ;advanced Liberalism. Its late member, Mr. Vernon Smith, was a Whig and nothing but * Whig—owe of the three or four incapable' who attached themselves like leeches to every Liberal Government, and made ...

... esanot fail to be in • vary tiine the subject sl paper comment, and, I fear, of solemn legal procedure. The Belfast Northern Whig. evidently referring to the foregoing report, says —A repast of a most painful character, seriously affecting a well known ...