... least for 'eon the last thirty years, with the same uniformity of oire intention and success. To be sure, it was a pure aid W'hig, one of the select few that have had all but an ialf -unbroken monopoly of power for those very 30 years, Las5 -who now comes ...

... religious body of which they were members was too strong to be safely attacked, and, on the other, the decided preponderance of Whig polities in the country at large made the disaffec- tion of the minority less daugerous to the Crown. The principles of toleration ...

... foreseen thepresent condition of lreland, anti the long lease of power enjoyed by his base, bloody, am(i brutal friends, the Whigs, we doubt if be ?? have wished to see his sons dying,. uncorrupted, iut a union workhouse, rather tluto retiring upon comfortable ...

... ey, called to the Upper House in 1822 as Lord Stanley, was chiefly remarkable for the staunchness of his adherence to the Whigs, his great knowledge of orni- thology, and his enormous expenditure; but his son Edward Geoffry Smith-Stanley, the present ...

... ern or is JulsIlant at the Conservative return for §ea& Devontport 'and says it again shows that the country is tired s of of Whig, nra-aiement. MAIL NEWS. cue Tlie Atiato front the W'cst Indie3, pa.sed ffurt Castle ;ain ; at '7 25! est ney ' Alexandria ...

... Buford's cavalry division, wvithin a mile of Warrentown Junction. The Charleston advices are to the 31st unt. The Richmond Whig of that date states that the bombard- ment of Sumter on the 29th was the heaviest that had yet taken place. From sundown on ...

... 222d.; 10 Pernams. 221.; 40 Babias, 19d. to 204.; and 2540 Surats, 12d. to lSd. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (Froam tle Northern Whig of Saturday.) lII our local trade we have nothing new to report, and in all departments dullness prevails. Lix-.\x-Any indications ...

... spends half and sometimes twice as much, accord ing to his disposition. The Tory Commissioners have generally eclipsed the Whig ones by their magnificence; and there are amusing stories of -country brethren, accus- tomed to the lemonade of the latter ...

... tales it now; and the -esult pa ?? three mnonths' diplomacy -will then be the irritation ag an of Russiathe discredit of the Whig- Ministry, the of ?? of Poland, the alienation. of Napoleon, b ie and the mingled contempt and distrust of the u , i Liberal ...

... Low-er ?? ftr 'TLetfoid froni ?? t(, Septemnbet-. 1844. In both brt-uchets ii the Leim--'atu-e he invariably sided.l seith the Whig ?? Ta t ' . -.uet tohblenean suctcede ?? the -duketdot on toe ?? of Lis f ther, in Septortmbe, liii, and in ?? ., hit dval ...

... also-reports that the accounts of General Hood are favonrable. There is still no news from the army of the Potomac. The Rtcicsmond Whig, of the 29th fit., denounces the Bri. tish Giovernment for detailing the Confederate rams in the Mersey. New York Bay never ...

... deihberate policy of the Go- de t vernrent. he i- ?? THE JULY ANNIVERSARY IN THE NORTHI OF Is t IRELAND. Cr -v (From thre Neothern Whig.) Belfast, Tuesday Morning. so In this town yesterday coine excitement was caused by car loads of Orangemen pasiug through ...