... the prest nt Liberal Government in their selection the rulers of the Church;—That dignitaries should b© nearly related to tbe Whig aristocracy ; that dignitaries should be decided party men of the small extreme Evangelical section of the Church; that they ...

... ul-door recreation ; and the evening was spent in social enjoyment qaite in keeping with the precious day’s celahrslioo. Northern Whig. Faluxo ix ora Kailwat accident which, had it taken placo an hour sooner, would hare sacrificed tb# liras sixteen human beings ...

... last ten or twelve years—they all belong to the selfuune school and shade of Liberal opinions. It is mere seesaw between Whig gentlemen; not the attempt being ventured to recognise or compliment the large and influential, though possibly not just now ...

... success the bar of Springfield. In politics, which, whilst following his profession, he paid great attention, he joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1846 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to till 1849. He ...

... by a treachery similar to that which the military phalanx of the same name so lately encountered, they would have rendered Whig and Tory parties a subject of mere historical disquisition, and established on a firm basis an Irish party, independent of ...

... leading parties who manage and direct by turns the universal policy. You have in England only two great parties, namely, the Whig and the Tory. And your constitution is so arranged, and your commerce and agriculture are so constructed, that 'you never can ...

... Roman Catholics were held out to them or not at the time of the discussions on the Union + [!!]: all that I had to press * / v Whig.Imperialist party conveniently forget, of late years that such were the admitted opinions of even the English themselves Ireland ...

... paralysed a treachery similar to that which the military phalanx of the same power lately encountered, they would have rendered Whig and Tory parties a subject of mere historical disorganisation, and established on a firm basis Irish party independent either ...

... said about the inmates of the house having been injured, so that we may conclude that every body escaped the flames. —Northern Whig. Suicide by Strangulation.—An inquest was held at the Cork Military Barracks, on Saturday, on the body of a private of the ...

... said about the inmates of the house having been injured, so that we may conclude that everybody escaped the flames.—Northern Whig. We are happy to be able to say that the foregoing statement is an exaggerated account of the annual facts. The fire was confined ...

... employed for the expedition of mails remains a fact entangled amongst the red of the department to which it belongs. —Northern Whig. ’Loss a Ship and Three Men Dkownfj).— Wedu3sday Intelligence was received here that the barque Lydia, of tons burthen, whfch ...

... unscrupulous government of that day. and basely betrayed the secrets of his confiding obenU. had been himself a member of the Whig Club, and the cietv of United Irishmen ; was apparently a staunch democrat and cnioyed the most unlimited confidence of the ...