... even in that case, say, Mr. Alex. Mohan has no claims. Hit politics are of too extreme character to find favour in the eyes of Whig Government. As stated in our last number, not expect that Conservative barrister will appointed LiUeal Oorerument. but if any ...

... the poor and to the prejudice home production. The English trade ruined, and the English revenue deficient, bach toe result Whig jobbery with the Manchester school, and Mr. Gladstone's financial blunders. The remedy is no means clear.— are embarrassed ...

... obedient servant, p. Fitzgerald, P.P., Gorthtera. TIIE PRINCE OF WALES AND OUANGEISM—THE CANADIAN GRAND MASTER IN BELFAST. The Whig of Thursday says Yesterday evening a demonstration of drangeism, perhaps superior in significance to any that liuve lately ...

... end that the changes which remain to made can well welt until more convenient time. We need not, after the fashion of old Whig, enumerate the measures of the last third of century, but any one who compares the requirement* of society under the un reformed ...

... present Government, it ia reminded that Mr. Kennedy is one of themselves. Yet we are told by the Journal, and ita double, the Whig, that when this bdcumu known, when this disreputable trick wm dis* ...

... abettors, are fiercely assailed. Lord John Russell is denounced, and Catholic constituencies are exhorted to avenge upon the Whigs his lordship's want of sympathy with the tyrannies and abuses of the Pupal government. Mixed education is repudiated—sectarian ...

... will rashly place himself in a position, from whose disasters there is no nolitical redemption. The feeling of the country—Whig and Tory, with scarcely an exception—is unanimous on the subject of Lord John Russell’s Italian policy; and, outside the brass ...

... done secretly by Jesuit dictators and Whig instruments. Derry, both as to County and City, has great reason to complain of late as any City and County in Ireland It has endured a series of wrongs the hands of Whig Viceroys, and it is right that it should ...

... numerous visitors The painter is native of Belfast. The leading journal of that town has a very complimentary noUce his Stare. The Whig says;—“ With the political ami religious associations that may render this production interesting, apart from its intrinsic ...

... [of] title to his properly, vilified this advocate of universal concord, who is so iealous” Ac. “A resident gentleman advanced Whig principles could not satisfy this hater party spirit as representative of Londonderry in Parliament; he mart have individual ...

... not the worst of drivelling to find fault with effects of which we onrmdyea are the canae and origin 80 long as the and the Whigs and the greet bulk of Liberals support Conservative policy, is vain to expect cohesion strength in the Liberal party. that ...

... Viceroyalty the good men and true of a better chance of getting hold of public fat things—that a Whig Government in London will not be fond of appointing Whigs as one in Dublin would be, and that, perhaps, there would be arrival at the happy consummation ...