... with the political opinions of the Whigs, and on many occasions on the change of a ministry he was honoured dy the confidence of her Majesty as to the calling in” of new ministers. In |>oliticB the noble Marquis was a Whig of the old school—a consistent Liberal ...

... Conservative party had never opposed them, but the efforts of Mr. Pitt and Lord Bolingbroke before them had been resisted by the Whigs. He had many years ago called attention to the policy of commercial treaties, which was then condemned by the hoo. member for ...

... THE ELECTION RIOTS AT LISBURN Belfast, Wednesday, 1.30 p.m. —The Northern Whig has just issued a third edition with a despatch from its reporter at Lisburn, by which it appears that the noting in Lisburn last night, breaking of windows and wrecking of ...

... department has despatch that the Montank remained four hours under the enemy’s guns without sustaining any injury. The Richmond Whig asserts the British steamer. Princess Royal, with a valuable cargo of guns and powder, was captured whilst endeavouring to ...

... satisfaction on the spot by knocking him down —the only answer he will give to such uncalled-for improper name.— Xvrtktrr. Whig, JJodri*. E L B 0 W-K O O M Oh, don’t put your hands your pockets. And stand ’mid the toiling mass, Who hunch yon, and press ...

... the 25th year of his age. In Belfast, Mr. William John M'Mullan a member the Press of that town. He could (says the Northern Whig”) have attended a public meeting, reported the proceedings, set the matter, printed it off, and written a leader on the subject ...

... is angry, nnrl when the Press execrates she believes that her policy condemned by the popular voice. Now that the Richmond Whig has become inspired with a fulsome hatred towards England, can we conceive that the affection for her which the Southerns have ...

... favour of the Irish people, now that the time for general election draws near. It is one of several devices practised by the Whigs to regain the ground they have recently lost in the Sister Kingdom. And even if the Irish members are hereby propitiated, what ...

... before her death. After some conversation. The Court adjourned at five o’clock till eleven o’clock on Wednesday next Northern Whig. Ax Auctioxeb ix the Pulpit. —The subjoined item of intelligence is in the Times : Profitable Preaching—On the first Sunday ...