... suggestion which is made in many quarters on this point. Irish members, although profes-- to Whigs, are told, should never give another vote in favour of a Whig Government, if this subsidy is not continued; and one, not more, of these members themselves ...

... public career in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig party, and. although unfrequeut speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig governments. the death of his father, in October, 1839, he succeeded ...

... ■ . MUSGRATE, BEOTBEES, Ask St««bt I row Works, and M, Rio« Sraasr, Belfast, HOUSE FURNISHING IMPROVEMENTS AND INVENTIONB WHIG* OAK OKI.Y BK PSODUCaft MOM MUSORAVE, BROKBEES, 69, HIGH-STREET. IMPROVED CRYSTAL peculiar ter the and luature of the glata ...

... there were 23,676 Presbyterians. 19,712 Roman Catholics, 16,388, Established Church, and 1,137 other pertuasions. —Northern Whig. A bus poe the Americans.— Agents have arrived from America by the Persia to purchase rifled cmnon of the Armstrong, Clay, ...

... the Company from the Gorenunont, and the Oorcrnmenttrtnu thn suicidal policy which, if persererod in, will render the name of Whig, and the policy threatened towards the! country, hateful to every Irishman. It is not ,too late for the Government set itself ...