... office High Sheriff Tyrone for tbe ensuing year, and has nominated George Alexander Rogera, Esq., to b« sub-shsnff.— Northern Whig, A marriage has been arranged, and will shortly take place, between George Whitelocke Lloyd, Esq., StrancaUy Castle, county ...

... unprincipled manner in which our public departments have been carried oft’ to England, and to Ihe grasping and rapacious spirit of Whig monopoly, a grasping spirit which extends even to the printing of the reports of Irish Boards. We say it has done good, for ...

... come lorili, another Oinciuuatos, when * new war shall require his saving hand p nut to that Paradise the laithiul servants Whig Ministries, the House of Lords. Poor Sir. Sidney Her belt. Hi# i« fate. Cut off the /cry prime of from “big wars that mak« ...

... and m this ca-e precedent for farther such on conamotions! acts? Moreover, if rumour speak true, this will not the lime the Whigs have entertained the project, and brought forward bills (or its attainment; yet. they most, indeed, doomed, with the example ...

... anticipated mischief which causes all parties to recognise the necessity keeping good terms with the states, and too often the Whigs sacrificed their countrj s interest in their anxiety to knuckle down, but Lancashire now dreads the danger from the slave question ...

... rumours cerniaiy have been the activity with which the subject was agitated in Ireland lately ; but one thing is nt, when the Whigs have made up their minds the English people will regard tbe question with in-, difference not with favour. The lawyers here ...

... thorn the Galway Packet contract. To expect Mr. Bernal Osborne to be gazetted lor the post would not have tallied with the Whigs late Secretary the Admiralty had declared io recent debate that the Horse Guards were an stable which greatly needed some Hercules ...

... (Laughter and ions.) But the repealers turned Peel out for Lord John Russell, who had starved two millions of the Irish. The b Whigs were the greatest enemies that Irel tnd ever had. (Great uproar and confusion, amidst which Mr. Sheehan concluded his speech ...

... articles we never asserted that a bill for the abolition of the Viceroyalty would be brought in by her Majesty’s Government. A Whig Government, with a passion for centralisation, could not he expected to pursue open and bold a course. The Cabinet prefers ...

... governed by back stairs in“flaence,” and to prove its case quotes the senile reminiscences of the Whig Lord Cloncurry, and relera to the government of a Whig Lord Lieutenant, the Marquis of Anglesea. Thus, we should argue agtinst the continuance of Monarchy ...

... sanguine expectations of his success. Aberdeenshire the constitutional triumph is equally certain, Alexander Banaernian, the Whig candidate. I. iriug retired, leaving Mr. Leslie, of Warthiil, over. There r ...

... months' discussion, when flash of Mr. Reuter's telegraph may overthrow all calculations some morning. It is true that the Whigs deeply feel the necessity for some alteration in the franchise —something which would swnmp all that is intelligent and respectable ...