... Pope's provinces but for the English Whig-Liberal Ministryand his Grace's (Dr. Cullen) method of rescuing the Whig-Liberals in their extreme need was to assure the Irish Catholic people that, though the Whig Liberals were much to blame, yet their ...

... the tame obsequiousness a majority of the senate of our ancient and honoured University, to the Sic tolo, sic jubto of our Whig Viceroy. Have we come back again to the good old times, in which Dear C—k, ordain the bearer— Yours trolv, —h—d, was ...

... 1857 that paper supported, with more than usual moderation, in the absence of Mr. Bright from the canvass, the cause of the Whig candidates ; and we remember well the terms in which Mr. Cobden denounced its conductors for so doing. The vermin of your ...

... warm discussion ensued, in the course of which Mr. Lindsay and others fell foul of the celebrated Mr. John Rea. The Northern Whig thus describes the scene Mr. Lindsay—One of the best men in the county of Down has been hanged upon the evidence of a relative ...

... Oxford, was appointed Bishop of Sodor and Man Lord John Russell. He died soon after his consecration. The bishop, a staunch Whig, was grandson of the Rev. Walter Shirley, who was fourth son of Mr. Lawrence Shirley, son of the first Earl Ferrers, brother ...

... the decisions of his ex-official superiors. It is not to a party still more fettered by Ultramontane connections than the Whigs that the Protestants of Ireland are to look for the assertion of their no longer disputable rights. Neither fine speaking nor ...

... successors for accepting the honour at a time 44 when titles were obtained with such disreputable facility. When Fox wrote to the Whigs in Dublin of the arrival of the Duke of Portland as Lord Lieutenant, Charlemont met Grattan and said, 44 I am the poorest peer ...

... on each £10 share, will payable on the 15th of January. GREAT FIRE AT CARRICKFERGUS. Belfast, Friday Morning.—The Northern Whig this morning publishes the following report of a fire which occurred at Carrickfergus on Wednesday night:— Shortly after eleven ...

... decisive stand. In one skirmish General French ia reported to have lost heavily but captured 900 of the enemy. The Richmond Whig has dispatches dated Nov. 29, by which it appears that General Fitzhugh Lee drove the Federal cavalry across Racoon and Morton ...

... pngnacity is in no degree diminished; but even in quarters where such feeling would be least expected— that is to say, in purely Whig and Liberal circles— there an apprehension amounting to a presentiment that there is to be a change in the ensuing year. They ...

... from the west. There were several shipwrecks on the coast. THE SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF SIX LIVES AT PORTRUSH. (from the northern whig this day.) Portrush, Dec. 4.—At 7.15 a.m. yesterday morning, the schooner Providence, from Campbelton to Portrush, was righted ...