... noble carl is the iiloil of Whig pedantry, solemn and supercilious, yet and restless; the proposer of the original Reform Bill, but subsequently Finality John,” and then again becoming the parent of that wondrous slwrtion, the Whig Reform Bill number two; ...

... creditable the Noijh Ireland that this imp irtuul class of goods Belfast tlrm has obtained this pre-eminence. Tho Daily Northern Whig states : It appear*, therefore, that Messrs. Ward arc not honored with the medal awarded for articles their manufacture, but ...

... to tho Libers! party. Mr. Gower, the Whig, protests that Mr. Wilkinson, tbe Radical, has uot a ghost of a chance in the coming straggle; and Mr. Wilkinson, the Radical, retorts by declaring that Mr. Gower, the Whig, is an andacions and reckless person ...

... the North of Ireland that in this important class of goods a Belfast firm has obtained this pre-eminence.” The Daily Northern Whig states : M It appears, therefore, that Messrs. Ward are not only honored with the medal awarded for articles their manufacture ...

... that the very least the Whigs can do for them is to give them peerage, although such an honor to man in his eightieth year must necessarily be of a very evanescent description. The Right Hon. Edward EUice was formerly a Whig placeman, haring been a secretory ...

... the House. They had the largest party ; but a combination of all other parties could at any time outnumber them. There was Whig remnant, and there was a Pcelite remnant. There were the Radicals, who followed John Bright; and the Irish Brigaders, who followed ...

... present Government. His venerable father—the late learned and pions Doan of Down—was staunch Whig of the old school, and no man in the coantry deserved more of Whig Government than did Dean Blakely. Bat hia son. steady Conservative, has found neither favor ...

... other lucky individuals, until 1802. the subsequent reconstruction of the Whig Government, Mr. Rich's valuable services were overlooked. He had served the purpose of the Whigs for season, when, to use a nautical expression, they chucked him overboard ...

... would beg leave bankrupt, move that, for tho future, the advertisements for the Union inserted in tho News Letter, Northern Whig, Banner of Ulster, Ulster Observer, and Morning Seict. The Chairman— The original motion was that advertisements should be ...

... auctioneer, in the town of Belfast, to recover the snm of £4O, *• for that the defendant, in certain newspaper, called the Northern Whig, of the November, 1802. advertised for sale tender certain woollen and other goods for cash, the advertisement whereof was ...

... ibeir point of departure without obtaining any material result. The Governor of Virginia addressed a letter to the Bichti.oiul Whig, saying-Virginia will never entertain •ay propositi.-u from any quarter, having for its ohibe restoring of the Union any terms ...

... auctioneer, set up the second reading and detention of the London Timr*, Illustrated Sewt, Daily Telegraph. Punch, Northern Whig, 1 copy; Belfast News-Letter, copies; Horning Neu», Comhill Magazine, Leisure Hour, Chambers's Journal, and All the Year Pound ...