... of IWoodhill. Hle lived for many years in the valley of Strathmore, wvherc he was a sufficiently lprominent member of the Whig party to move Ior second the nomination of one of its mem- bers for Pailiament. He performed this ser- ,vice for a candidate ...

... the getting up of the demonstration. As a dishlay of nmmerival strength, it was the greatest failure of the kind we (Belfast Whig) have ever seen- in faet, it was aperfect farce, while it was all but unattended by notabilities, members of Parlia- ment, ...

... which prevailed amaorg good men in sup- porting the State and National Government, for- i i I I i I i I getting that they were Whigs or Democrats; and not less cheering was it in the generous devo- tion whick all of foreign birth have offered to their adopted ...