... Liberalism, The Whig, the great Protestant meeting at Belfast, were of such inflammatory and vulgar description that they were greedily sought after and copied into every Popish newspaper in the kingdom. long, then, as people will Whigs ami Liberals, and ...

... is deserved. The property is named after the first patentee, John IHIIon, and is one of the best in Ireland for its eitent.— Whig. Grand Military Ball.— -The officers of the 14th Depot Battalion gave a ball on Thursday night in their quarters in the barracks ...

... injure Irish interests much as can yet relaxed? Ireland, North and South, will not forget the base and faithless conduct of the Whigs. Gavazzi appeared in Dublin on Wednesday, previous to taking his departure for Italy, and, before immense meeting, he criticised ...

... from Coleraine. Droinore, Saimfleid, and Kilkeel, be'i le-t many from individon's, are expected be received the 2Uth iust. Whig. | ...

... co-operate when they can meet friends, and act together as allies. This is pleasing, even where the object indifferent, find Whigs and Tories, Conservatives and Liberals, Churchmen and Dissenters, acting together ; but how much more gratifying will it be ...

... turning with his accustomed celerity from one extreme to the other, will try again that costly economy so much loved by the Whigs, which consists in the waste of millions of valuable property, ami the crippling of a service, in order t) save a million of ...

... command of Major-General Hi tler. “George f. Strong, A.A.G., Chief of Staff.” Referring the the corpus law, The liichmoiui Whig says : But. peihapy. oircuiustance still more rgnificaut ot tJesperAte tb» black It-'pub leans arc oo is tbe secoi.d proclam ...