... to I honor, although tile emoluments do not exceed ede twtlve huntdred a-yost. A Itundred pounds a-monithI des to a hungry Whig placeman, however, is net to be pro despised, and, if rumor be credited, it is believed that Via u goad deal of ittfluence ...

... of the Peace, le would not be one week without a message from the Lord Chancellor. However, it is not the practice for the Whigs to administer impartial justice, and we presume Mr. G. H. Moore' will continue to write D.L., J.P., after his name, to late ...

... the Government refused to release him, it must have been dead, not only to the voice of justice-which sometimes appeals to Whig GGovernments in vain-but dead to that vigorous and earnest public opinion which no Government can long afford -to despise. ...

... after appearing in the NItws -Lr.TT En,. Banneri andl Aorniag News, was transrerred from the I last to the columns of the' Whig.-I am, Sir, &c., l VIGLANs. i Lnrgan, March 27, 1801, .ECOLESIASTICAL ' TIHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI. : CALL,-Tile Rev. George ...

... minority fast, and when he warned the noble Premier to look t6 the recent defeats of Whigs at successive elections. Nor was he far from the right path whenhbe pointed out that Whigs have held office almost continuously for thirty years, that their cry was Peace ...

... servents with i property , with jevels, arnd mone, bi t still yo ot trust tm hem wita a vovt-. (Laighter.) I hiive given you Whigs a lung trial, and nowr I have thrrowin yoit overboard altogether. (Loidl laurghrter.) I will tell you why. I never ?? mu nrrr ...

... their duty honestly. al Fourthly-The famine and emigration years have u- intervened since the last religious census, and g as Whig legislation is still founded on that false Lie return, an effort should be made to set matters to right. These were some of ...

... NEws-LUTTER ?? mote influence than all its Radical contemporaries of Belfast put together, and half-a-dozen more to boot. The Whig would prefer any opponent to the Nnws- LrTTrn-I dot't doubt it. Tile energy and talent with which you rtepresent soutid Pr ...

... to which we refer is that of the Bishop of Down and Connor and the Rev. the Vicar of Bel- fast. The bishop is a very Liberal Whig bishop. The vicar is a very Orange parson. We do not use these epithits in any offensive sense whatever, but merely to illustrate ...

... anxious to consolidate their own. ranks, and to be assured of a majority before they iake another experiment upon office. The Whigs are, of course, contented; the formidable old Irish Brigade has dwindled to the solitary, though imposing, personalty of Mr ...

... such a measure. LITraRAaw PIRAc. -It is well said that those who live in glass-houses should not throw stones. Tile. Northeirn Whig, which accused us recently of copying some local reports, was honest enough, yesterday, not only to 'copy a paragraph written ...

... class followed 'their example. Lord Palmerston's absence may, how- ever, be accounted for by indispospiion. Thirty-five u-n Whigs did not vote at all, and mnne professed Liberals nld voted for the previous question. is' Ir- I THE BUILDERS' STRIKE. ial The ...