... Birmingham Bull Ring designated the same thing by the same name. Liberals are now a days more fastidious. We only speak of the Whig section in the House of Commons spoiled by a long tenure of power. They are animated by no honest convictions, aud have lost ...

... legislation. In framing those enactments that have so olten mutually alieated the English' government and its Irish subjects, the Whigs have had always a cOnsPI- cuous share. In the disastrous year of '47, Lord Bentinck would have rescued from the horrors of ...

... Maison Dieu in the old town of Dover-and delivering a sermon on tradition at Southamp- ton. lie has been described as a Tory in Whig clothing, and betrayed into frequent in- consistencies as the consequence of his anomalous position. Hie is a man of the times ...

... PEaL, than the jaw of Sir G. C. Lmvis drooped, and he looked aghast at 'the financial rashness of his sucessor. All the old Whigs, with the exception of Lord Joisv RusSSPLa, (Ie- nounced Mr. GLADsi'oNu',s rainous spepculationj and a series of fierce debates ...

... interfere with the Universities in the cause of reaction. DEATH Or, WILLIAM S. CRAWFORID. BELFAST, TOiunsDAY E YEi NIGO.-The Nohern Whig announces tlhe death, at Crawfordsburn, near Belfast, on Thursday afternoon, of William Sharman Crawford, Esq., J.P., D.L. ...